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Bacterial adhesins are cell-surface
components or
appendages of
bacteria that
facilitate adhesion or
adherence to
other cells or to surfaces,
usually in...
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adhesin in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Adhesins are
proteins on the
surface of
living cells that
allow the
organism to
colonize various surfaces...
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molecular biology,
trimeric autotransporter adhesins (TAAs), are
proteins found on the
outer membrane of Gram-negative bacteria.
Bacteria use TAAs in...
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filamentous haemagglutinin adhesin (FHA) is a large,
filamentous protein that
serves as a
dominant attachment factor for
adherence to host ciliated...
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Fungal adhesins are
proteins located on the
surface of
fungal cells,
specifically found on the
outside of the cell wall. They
allow fungi to
colonize various...
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membrane protein families. The
largest family includes known and ****tive
adhesins. The
other four
families are porins, iron transporters, flagellum-****ociated...
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filament surrounded by an
intracytoplasmic space,
along with a
number of
adhesins and
structural and
accessory proteins localized at the tip of the organelle...
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cytotoxicity and
subsequent symptoms. To date,
vaccines targeted at the P1
adhesin have
shown no
reduction in the
onset of infection, and some
vaccine trials...
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molecular biology, YadA is a
protein domain which is
short for
Yersinia adhesin A.
These proteins have
strong sequence and
structural homology, particularly...
- more virulent.
Bound coagulase is part of the
larger family of
MSCRAMM adhesin proteins. The
coagulase test has
traditionally been used to differentiate...
