The phrase "attachment zone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, relationships, or technology, referring to a specific area or state where attachment occurs.
Example: "In the study of child development, the attachment zone is crucial for understanding how children bond with their caregivers."
Alternatives: "bonding area" or "connection zone".
In trypanosomes, this flagellum is attached to the cell along a complex flagellum attachment zone (FAZ), comprising flagellar and cytoplasmic components, the integrity of which is required for correct cell morphogenesis and division.
This single-celled parasite contains a single nucleus, a single kinetoplast (aggregate of mitochondrial DNA), a single Golgi apparatus and a single flagellum which exits the cell through an adhesion zone named flagellar pocket collar (FPC) and remains attached to the cell body via a cytoplasmic structure known as the flagellum attachment zone (FAZ).
One of the distinct features of nonslender wings is the location of the primary attachment zone outboard of the symmetry plane.
Preliminary investigations, conducted on local varieties by fruit freezing, identified the 'Red Globe' variety as the less contaminated one and confirmed the preferential localization of latent infections in the berry-pedicel attachment zone (berry calottes) and pathogen presence on stamens.
Absence of CaM had no discernible effect on axoneme assembly, but the failure in PFR assembly was further compounded by loss of the normal linkage between PFR and axoneme to the flagellum attachment zone of the cell body.
Reaction pathways for syngas burning in the oxidizer of O2/H2O based on a detailed kinetics analysis were revealed, not only inside the fuel tube and above the fuel exit, but also near the flame sheet and in the flame attachment zone.
Both ZO-1 and occludin displayed intense localization at cell-cell attachment zones, albeit occludin also had some cellular staining.
However, ZO-1 was retained in cell-cell attachment zones, hence implying that actin is presumably not the sole cytoskeletal protein supporting vesicular structure.
ABCB1 and ABCC2 were specifically targeted to the EV membrane and to cell-cell attachment zones, hence perfectly co-localizing with ABCG2 (Figure 3A 3C and 3D 3I, respectively).
In contrast, in MCF-7/MR cells, ABCG2-EGFP was targeted exclusively to the membrane of EVs and cell-cell attachment zones (Supplementary Figure S2 D F).
Consistently here, ERM proteins perfectly co-localized with ABCG2 in the EVs membrane border and in cell-cell attachment zones of MCF-7/MR and parental MCF-7 cells.
