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

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Robert D. Friedberg,Jessica M. McClureuch an hostile environment is the development of a mechanism for anchorage to the mucosal cells whose surfaces are continually washed by flows of mucus and other secretions. Clearly, then, both the common commensal neisseria and the major pathogens . and . must possess surface components which funct

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Amy B. Brunell,Melissa T. Buelowpreciated and to be a direct subject of investigation. A search for factors responsible for specificity in host—pathogen, host—symbiont interactions and for the mechanisms involved in the induction of disease symptoms and host defense reactions provided the initial incentive for most of the work whi

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The Many Measures of Grandiose Narcissisms to most disciplines in biology. In addition to bacterial adherence, the subject of this volume, excellent examples are to be found in embryology (interactions in developing tissues), hematology (hemostasis reactions), immunology (lymphocyte and macrophage interactions) and virology (viral infectiv

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Perceived Control Theory of Narcissismal removal, is exceedingly simple and intuitively obvious. An analogous concept has been generally accepted for many decades by marine biologists. It is therefore difficult to explain why this idea — and especially its experimental exploration in medical bacteriology — had remained confined to isola

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Rebecca Stock,Rachel Vaughn,Mark Terjesenemporal 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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