The phrase "adhesion pool" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to materials science or engineering, where it refers to a collection or area related to adhesion properties.
Example: "The researchers conducted experiments in the adhesion pool to analyze the bonding strength of different materials."
Alternatives: "bonding area" or "adhesion zone".
Although the relationship between signalling and adhesion has been extensively studied, few in vivo data exist concerning how the "transcriptional" and "adhesive" pools of Armadillo are regulated to orchestrate development.
Given the ability of PINCH1 to undergo nuclear translocation, it is conceivable that there are possible three subcellular (nuclear, cytoplasmic and focal adhesion-associated) pools of PINCH1 in podocytes.
To identify roles for these genes in regulating cell morphology in human cells, each of the 26 human PMM genes was knocked down in PC3 prostate carcinoma cells, which grow and migrate as single cells without strong cell-cell adhesions, using pools of four siRNAs.
The more pronounced correlation for the expression of CD54 and CD62 L in cancer suggests that monocytes uptake from the bloodstream and their local adhesion increase the pool of tumor-associated macrophages.
Since β-catenin pools involved in both processes are interchangeable, an increase or decrease in β-catenin involvement in cell adhesion would affect pools available for Wg signaling, subsequently readjusting the Wg pathway efficiency (Valenta et al., 2012).
On the other hand, ubiquitylation of paxillin was postulated to lead to selective degradation of the focal adhesion-associated insoluble pool but not the cytosolic pool of the protein [ 13].
A modified lung colonization model of infection was established based on the existing systemic infection model, for the purpose of screening STM mutant pools for adhesion and colonization factors as described previously according to animal welfare norms [21].
Focal adhesion kinase deletion reduced the pool of cancer stem/progenitors, decreased their self renewal and migration in vitro, and comprised their tumorigenicity and maintenance in vivo (Luo et al, 2009).
Although both HUWE1 and TIAM1 are expressed in most tissues, it is possible that the mechanism described here for regulating migration is restricted to cells capable of forming cell-cell adhesions, because it is the pool of TIAM1 expressed at cell-cell junctions that appears to be preferentially degraded by HUWE1, allowing cells to move away from each other and become motile and invasive.
Bi-exponential fit of fluorescence recovery curves indicated two kinetic pools of protein in adhesion sites with t1/2(I) corresponding to tethered protein and t1/2 II) reflecting the pool of actively bound protein [24].
