Sentence examples for capable of adhesion from inspiring English sources

In the absence of exogenously added stimulators, such as PDGF-BB, C2C12 cells are not capable of adhesion to native Col I or contraction of reconstituted Col I gels [ 36].

For the manufacture of the adhesive joint, one must take into account the need for an adhesive capable of promoting adhesion required of select materials.

In this study, we demonstrate that these adhesives are capable of switching adhesion not only in ambient air conditions but also in vacuum.

Colloidal particles are shown to be capable of developing adhesion between liquid phases through a bridging mechanism by which intervening, micrometer-scaled, fluid films are stabilized.

Electrospinning is a promising approach to create nanofiber structures that are capable of supporting adhesion and guiding extension of neurons for nerve regeneration.

Our results show that both meningococcal variants of the T4P-associated PilC component, PilC1 and PilC2, are capable of mediating adhesion independently.

Contrary to previous reports, we show that, like PilC1, the meningococcal PilC2 component is capable of mediating adhesion to human ME180 epithelial cells, with cortical plaque formation and F-actin condensation.

(9) While this work is consistent with our finding that RGD and DLFEIFEIER interact with α8β1, we observed that each ligand was capable of mediating adhesion alone.

Challenging immortalized PNMEC cultures with TNFα induced a dose- and time-dependent increase in ICAM-1 mRNA and protein expression, rendering these cells capable of firm adhesion with autoreactive leucocytes.

Accordingly, our data are consistent with a mechanism in which P. aeruginosa type IV pili respond to force by transitioning into an extended quaternary structure that may expose hidden residues capable of promoting adhesion.

Fractalkine or CX3CL1 is the only member of the CX3C chemokine family and displays an unusual membrane-bound structure with the chemokine domain attached to the membrane via a mucin-like stalk where it is capable of mediating adhesion of cells expressing the G protein-coupled receptor CX3CR1.