Speaker describes the 'scar capsule' as a woven fabric-like structure composed primarily of collagen. The scar capsule's texture and collagen composition provide binding sites that allow bacteria to attach and form biofilms (likened to cities), making the scar capsule 'prime real estate' for bacterial colonization and growth.
Now, you have nicely brought another player in the game that is called as the Scar capsule. Now, if you look in the, in my publication, the Scar capsule is nothing but a very nicely woven fabric. Just like the fabric we are wearing. The threads are on top of that fabric. If you go deep into that fabric, that Scar capsule is a nicely woven fabric. If you see my paper, it is there. And that fabric, what, what do we know? You know, if you are coloring the fabric, where is the color sitting? It is sitting within the, you know, the fabric. The texture of the fabric determines what type of color will bind to it. So those are binding capabilities. So this particular fabric, which is made up of a biological compound called as collagen, the Scar capsule enables the bacteria to sit and form what you recently said, a very nice city. Usually the bacteria, the ones we know, they work alone, you know, they don't form cities, but in the biofilm, they form cities. So for the city, they need the land. And that Scar capsule provides them the, the prime piece real estate, to sit and then grow. All right.
