The phrase "adherence to host" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing compliance or loyalty to a host, such as in biological, social, or organizational settings.
Example: "The study focused on the adherence to host protocols to ensure the safety of all participants."
Alternatives: "compliance with host" or "loyalty to host".
We envision that Rv0024 may play a critical role in initial infection process, adherence to host cells and drug resistance.
Antibodies to different parts of this antigen have been shown to inhibit parasite growth and adherence to host cells with or without ancillary cells.
Rouquet et al. (2009) identified an operon that encoded three subunits of PTS transporters in E. coli and showed that it was involved in adherence to host cells and the internalization of the bacterium in different human and chicken cells.
For most microbial infections, these virulent factors are responsible for efficient multiplication in the host with such attributes as adherence to host tissues, production of host-specific toxins, invasion into host cells, and resistance to the host defense mechanisms.
Many of these proteins may participate in adherence to host molecules during colonization or invasion.
Accessory proteins VasK and VasF (icmF family proteins) bring about cell surface reorganization, resulting in increased adherence to host cells.
Among other critical steps of bacterial pathogenesis, these structures participate in adherence to host cells, colonization and systemic virulence.
Similarly, in the human pathogenic fungus C. albicans, correct O-mannosylation is important for morphogenesis, adherence to host cells, and virulence [15].
Plasmodium falciparum Erythrocyte Membrane Protein 1 (PfEMP1), a malarial variant antigen on infected erythrocytes, is involved in the adherence to host cell receptors.
They have been reported to be involved in adherence to host cells, induction of cell signalling [1], transfer of genetic material [2], [3] and motility [4], [5].
This data suggests that the upregulation is specific for pathogenic Neisseria and that major increased transcription of amphiregulin is associated with bacterial adherence to host cells.
