Recent findings from E. Garcia-Fruitos and co-authors highlight research in geometry

Current study results from the report, 'Tunable geometry of bacterial inclusion bodies as substrate materials for tissue engineering,' have been published. "A spectrum of materials for biomedical applications is produced in bacteria, and some of them, such as metals or polyhydroxyalkanoates, are straightforwardly obtained as particulate entities. We have explored the biofabrication process of bacterial inclusion bodies, particulate proteinaceous materials (ranging from 50 to 500 nm in diameter) recently recognized as suitable for surface topographical modification and tissue engineering," scientists in Barcelona, Spain report.

"Inclusion bodies have been widely...

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