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Universal-Bac <sup>3</sup> Gel <sup>®</sup> : a 3D Biofilm-Relevant Matrix that Supports <i>In Vitro</i> Growth and Biofilm Formation of ESKAPE Pathogens

2025-12-16

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Human microbiota is increasingly considered to shape health and disease, drawing interest of pharma and biotech industries in advanced models of in vitro human microbiome to streamline drug development. In this context, Universal-Bac 3 Gel ® represents a new generation of 3D biomaterials designed to mimic the properties of human mucus and biofilm features, including micro-gradients that replicate the heterogene...

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10.64898/2025.12.16.694620
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