Titlebook: Bacterial Adherence; E. H. Beachey Book 1980 Chapman and Hall 1980 Mammalia.animals.development.parasites.system.tissue

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Ma?gorzata Grembecka,Piotr Szeferdependent on culturing conditions— there are now several examples known of organisms grown under conditions of phosphate limitation replacing wall teichoic acid with acidic polysaccharides (Ellwood and Tempest, 1972). Lipoteichoic acids occur in a much wider range of gram-positive bacteria (Archibal

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Perceived Control Theory of Narcissismof local immunity was correlated with inhibition of adhesion (Freter, 1969). In spite of the mounting evidence, the current ‘explosion’ of interest in the role of bacterial adherence in host—parasite interactions of body surfaces did not take place until well into the 1970’s. It is fascinating to sp

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Adherence of Normal Flora to Mucosal Surfaces,nd other higher animals, and the gastro-intestinal tracts of lower animals of several types (Breznak and Pankratz, 1977; Tannock and Savage, 1974a). In most cases, however, little is known in detail about the phenomena, except for those involving organisms in the buccal cavity (Gibbons and Van Houte

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Structure and Cell Membrane-Binding Properties of Bacterial Lipoteichoic Acids and their Possible Rdependent on culturing conditions— there are now several examples known of organisms grown under conditions of phosphate limitation replacing wall teichoic acid with acidic polysaccharides (Ellwood and Tempest, 1972). Lipoteichoic acids occur in a much wider range of gram-positive bacteria (Archibal

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The Adhesive Properties of , and other , Species, surface waters) the bacteria would benefit from localization at interfaces where nutriments may accumulate (ZoBell, 1972). Seldom is it possible, however, to study . the details of the events that bring about the adhesion of bacteria to surfaces and recourse has to be made to artificial . systems (

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