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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5863-0Mammalia; animals; development; parasites; system; tissue

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Calibration Problems in Trace Analysiss and the teeth. In individuals with a healthy dentition, only the outer enamel layer covering the crowns of teeth is exposed to bacteria. However, in individuals with chronic periodontal disease, the alveolar bone which supports the teeth is progressively lost and apical migration of the gingiva oc

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Lena Ruzik,Katarzyna Pawlak,Maciej Jarosz-inducing high-sucrose diet. Other oral streptococcal species such as .. ., .. ., . also cause dental caries in experimental animals, but only sporadically (Gibbons and Van Houte, 1975a; Scherp, 1971 ; Hamada .., 1978a). The two virulence factors of . responsible for caries induction are ascribed to

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Ma?gorzata Grembecka,Piotr Szeferrom the intracellular contents of disrupted organisms (Armstrong .., 1958). Lipoteichoic acids are distinguished from the earlier known cell wall teichoic acids on the basis of their struture. Teichoic acids are either glycosylated ribitol or glycerol phosphate polymers usually bearing D-alanyl este

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Mark D. Terjesen,Tamara Del Vecchioubstrates. The properties of the commonest of these adhesive factors, or ‘a(chǎn)dhesins’, namely the mannose-sensitive haemagglutinin borne on type-1 fimbriae, have been well defined, but those of most others are still poorly understood. The various adhesins differ in their pattern of affinities for diff

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-33735-2f that habitat. From such observations, evidence of the production of adhesive substances that materially assist the organism in its colonization of the habitat may be obtained. For example, if the microbial population is found to be in intimate association with a substratum then it is valid to assu