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Monitoring of Wild Pseudomonas Biofilm Strain Conditions Using Statistical Characterisation of Scanning Electron Microscopy Images
Suparna Dutta Sinha, Saptarshi Das, Sujata Tarafdar +1
The present paper proposes a novel method of quantification of the variation in biofilm architecture, in correlation with the alteration of growth conditions that include, variatio…
Vulnerability of geriatric patients to biomaterial associated infections: in vitro study of biofilm formation by Pseudomonas aeruginosa on orthopedic implants
S Dutta Sinha, P. K. Maiti, S Tarafdar
Fibronectin, a glycoprotein secreted by connective tissue cells is found in the human plasma as well as in the ECM. It is known to have an adhesive property and plays a role in cel…
Studies of protein adsorption on implant materials in relation to biofilm formation I. Activity of Pseudomonas aeruginosa on Polypropylene and High density Polyethylene in presence of serum albumin
S Dutta Sinha, Susmita Chatterjee, P. K. Maity +2
The surface of biomaterials used as implants are highly susceptible to bacterial colonization and subsequent infection. The amount of protein adsorption on biomaterials, among othe…
Crack Patterns in Laponite Films Dried in Electrostatic Field
Sujata Tarafdar, Dibyendu Mal, Suparna Sinha +1
Crack patterns in a layer of laponite gel allowed to dry in a static electric field are studied. Crack patterns in natural and synthetic clays have been studied extensively with in…
Desiccation and Relaxation Regimes in Fracture of Drying Clay Films
Dibyendu Mal, Suparna Sinha, Tapati Dutta +2
A study of crack patterns in laponite films of different thickness is presented. Two cracking regimes are observed. The earlier with a higher rate of desiccation and shrinking has…
Radially Interrupted Viscous Fingers in a Lifting Hele-Shaw Cell
Suparna Sinha, Subrata Kumar Kabiraj, Tapati Dutta +1
Viscous fingers have been produced in the lifting Hele-Shaw cell, with concentric circular grooves etched onto the lower plate. The invading fluid (air) enters the defending newton…