Multiscale Computational Modeling of Biofilm

We review the computation models for biofilm and bacteria cells, providing perspectives on biofilm's various properties and potential serving as engineering living materials (ELMs), considering the omnipresence of such biological matter. The minireview starts from the molecular regime, bottom-u...

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