The phrase "attachment property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to software, programming, or legal documents where the characteristics or attributes of an attachment are being discussed.
Example: "The attachment property of this file allows users to view and edit the document directly from the email."
Alternatives: "attachment feature" or "attachment attribute".
Eed-null ES cells were cultured using a layer of feeder cells which were depleted from ES cells upon harvest by taking advantage of their differential attachment properties and allowing the feeders to attach to non-gelatinised plates.
However, poor cell attachment properties of ACM limit its application.
Thus, abrogation of the cell surface attachment properties of the IFNα/βBP may result in increased systemic dispersion of the anti-IFN activity in the bloodstream during infection.
Instead, the viral IFNα/βBP has been proved to be a suitable immunomodulatory protein to test the contribution of its cell attachment properties to poxvirus virulence.
These results indicated that the cell attachment properties in the IFNα/βBP are crucial to efficiently prevent the IFN induced host response during poxvirus infections.
Nerve-cell attachment properties of modified surfaces were investigated using nerve-like cells of rat adrenal pheochromocytoma (PC12h) in vitro.
The implantation conditions with and without a pattering mask were for investigation of cell attachment properties and for evaluation of surface physical properties of contact angle, respectively.
This basic groove seems to be conserved among SRS proteins and potentially serves as a sulfated proteoglycan-binding site on target cell surfaces, thus rationalizing the promiscuous attachment properties of Toxoplasma to a broad range of host cell types.
We have demonstrated here that an engineered viral IFNα/βBP, lacking cell attachment properties while maintaining intact its IFN-I binding ability, is much less efficient than the unmodified version to prevent the host IFN-induced antiviral response during poxvirus infections.
