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

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Structure and Cell Membrane-Binding Properties of Bacterial Fimbriae,emporal priority and linguistic suitability of the term ‘fimbriae’ (Duguid ., 1966), it, as well as the singular (fimbria) and adjectival (fimbrial, fimbriate) forms, will be used throughout this review.

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Microbial Adherence in Plants,icro-organisms with seed plants; adherence interactions involving micro-organisms with algae, yeasts and fungi or between different portions of the plant life cycle are outside the scope of this review.

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Mark D. Terjesen,Tamara Del Vecchioerent substrates, the cultural conditions required for their optimal development and the most effective methods of testing for their presence. A careful selection of methods is therefore needed to ensure their detection and, particularly, to distinguish different adhesins which may be present in the same bacterial strain.

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Book 1980lonized by adherent micro-organisms, and the earliest organisms to adhere are bacteria. Adherent colonies of bacteria have also been observed on particles of sand, soil, other bacteria, plant tissues, and a variety of animal tissues. Shortly after birth, the skin and the mucosal surfaces of the uppe

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