Birte Hollmann

Human Enamel Formation: A Scoping Review for Oral Health Professionals

Patrick Unterbrink, Bernhard Ganss, Hardy Limeback, Birte Hollmann et autres

Background: Tooth enamel is the hardest and most highly mineralized tissue in the human body. It serves as a protective barrier against chemical, mechanical, and microbial challenges. Despite its durability, enamel remains vulnerable to developmental and posteruptive defects such as fluorosis, hypomineralization, …

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Quantitative Determination of Antibacterial Activity During Bacterial Coculture

Juliana Alcoforado Diniz, Christopher Earl, Ruth E. Hernandez, Birte Hollmann et autres

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Fluorescent nanosensors reveal dynamic pH gradients during biofilm formation

Birte Hollmann, Mark Perkins, Veeren M. Chauhan, Jonathan W. Aylott et autres

Understanding the dynamic environmental microniches of biofilms will permit us to detect, manage and exploit these communities. The components and architecture of biofilms have been interrogated in depth; however, little is known about the environmental microniches present. This is primarily because of …

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Quantitative Determination of Anti-bacterial Activity During Bacterial Co-culture

Juliana Alcoforado Diniz, Birte Hollmann, Sarah J. Coulthurst

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The Diffusible Signal Factor Family of Bacterial CellCell Signals

J. Maxwell Dow, Lynn M. Naughton, Birte Hollmann, Shi‐qi An et autres

Abstract Bacterial cell‐to‐cell signals of the diffusible signal factor (DSF) family are cis‐2‐unsaturated fatty acids that differ in their chain length and branching patterns. Signaling involving DSF family members occurs in diverse bacteria to include plant and human pathogens. In the majority …

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