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Relationship Between Bacterial Cell Surfaces and Adhesins, the surface, but in a few cases, the adhesins are initially secreted in the soluble form and then associate with the bacterial surface (Tuomanen, 1986; Baker et al., 1991; Wentworth et al., 1991). In either case, the adhesin must dock or anchor on the bacterial surface before it can participate in

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Interaction of Bacteria with Phagocytic Cells,ay be either beneficial or harmful to the bacteria. In some cases, the bacteria survive in phagocytes, thereby escaping from environmental challenge, whereas in other cases the outcome is lethal. In order for the phagocyte to recognize and ingest a bacterium it must possess receptors complementary t

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Adhesion of Bacteria to Oral Tissues,stinct species of bacteria may exist in the oral cavity. Some of these can be readily cultured and identified, whereas others can be cultured only with difficulty. Some may not be cultured at all. In ecological terms, the oral environment is a perfect niche for some bacteria. Frequently, the bacteri

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Recent Developments in Bacterial Adhesion to Animal Cells,08), systematic research on bacterial adhesion and hemagglutination reactions started only in the 1950s with the work of Duguid (Duguid et al., 1955). Extensive and uninterrupted studies by many investigators on bacterial adhesion to animal cells started only about two decades ago. These extensive s

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