Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilms and their partners in crime

Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilms and the capacity of bacterium to coexist interact with a broad range microorganisms have substantial clinical impact. This review focuses on main traits P. biofilms, such as structural composition regulatory networks involved, placing particular emphasis challenges they represent in terms antimicrobial susceptibility biofilm infection clearance. Furthermore, ability grow together other is significant pathogenic attribute relevance; hence, microbial interactions are especially highlighted detailed throughout this review. article also explores infections caused by single polymicrobial current models used recreate them under laboratory conditions. Finally, antibiofilm strategies developed against mono multispecies at end