Sentence examples for microbial adhesion and from inspiring English sources

Prior adsorption of BSs on solid surfaces might establish an effective strategy to decrease microbial adhesion and inhibit colonization of pathogenic microorganisms.

By way of illustration, measurements of the surface characteristics of microbes living in an anaerobic digester, analysis of microbial adhesion and aggregation/coaggregation, and their application are introduced.

The aim of this chapter is to outline the current scientific body of knowledge on biofilm formation on dental implants, focusing on the composition of the microbial community in biofilms on implants, the role of the implant design, and its surface properties for microbial adhesion and proliferation, and potential prosthetic risk factors.

These differences may affect the cathode microbial adhesion and growth.

Congratulations to Blanca Rodriguez for her recent fellowship award to attend the 2019 Microbial Adhesion and Signal Transduction GRC.

Besides transcriptional regulation of mucins, alterations in mucin glycosylation have been shown to occur, thus affecting microbial adhesion and circumventing mucus degradation by microbes [59].

This chapter describes the factors that determine the transport of microorganisms and nucleic acids through soil and the subsurface such as microbial adhesion to and detachment from solid surfaces and the surrounding solution, the surface properties of the microbe, and the impact of water saturation and flow on movement.

These bioinspired coatings that mimic slippery surfaces of a pitcher plant outperform state-of-the-art materials in their ability to resist ice and microbial adhesion, repel various simple and complex liquids, prevent marine fouling, or reduce drag.

EHEC disease pathogenesis is initiated following pathogen contact with host epithelial cells, and subsequently results in microbial adhesion, toxin production, and modulation of host cell signal transduction cascades [3], [4].

Once established, the first coating may facilitate the adhesion of other microorganisms towards the formation of a more complex biofilm9, a matrix of self-produced extracellular organic matter that provides mechanical stability, mediates microbial adhesion to surfaces and allows for microbial metabolism by embedding extracellular enzymes14.

Microbial adhesion to natural and synthetic materials surfaces is a key issue e.g. in food industry, sewage treatment and most importantly in the biomedical field.