Scientific Paper
Untersuchung der Adhäsion von S. gordonii auf Titan mittels Schwingquarzanalyse
Summary
Doctoral thesis (in German) using QCM-D to follow how the early dental coloniser Streptococcus gordonii adheres to titanium, bare or covered with a salivary pellicle. Adhesion produced positive frequency shifts, against simple mass-loading theory, and the biofilm on pellicle held fewer bacteria, less water and was more rigidly attached than on bare titanium.
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