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Non-fimbriated bacteria behaved like hard, charged particles whose adhesion was dependent on surface charge and ionic strength of the media.

However, this relationship does not seem transferable to the PC3res cells, whose adhesion properties were only slightly, and motile behaviour not at all, modified following α5 blockade.

Cadherins are Ca2+-dependent homophilic adhesion molecules whose adhesive strength can be regulated by conformational changes, through cadherin's association with intracellular binding proteins, and by the regulation of cadherin turnover and internalization.

The results obtained were compared with the theory proposed by Derjaguin, Muller and Toporov whose theoretical adhesion presented values close to the experimental data for the phosphatic rock particles adhesion on the stainless steel surface.

Thermal spraying is a technique to deposit on previously treated surfaces metallic or non-metallic materials whose main adhesion mechanisms are mechanical and chemical metallurgical anchorage.

The reliability of this technique depends upon interfacial adhesion, whose performance is usually evaluated through an energetic balance, assuming that the support is rigid.

The two 'terminal' focal adhesions, whose alignments during the process are shown in the insets, are indicated by red arrowheads in the larger cell frames.

Although we have studied the role of elevated c-Src expression here in some detail in the genetically related cells of the Fidler model, our previous studies in another colon cancer progression model showed that c-Src itself is redistributed to integrin adhesions, whose formation accompanies acquisition of an invasive phenotype (Brunton et al, 1997).

Cadherins are adhesion molecules that mediate Ca2+-dependent cell-cell adhesion and whose duplication events happened probably in parallel to the advent of a third germ layer in flatworms [ 5, 87].

Though adhesion is our main concern in this paper, we briefly consider a very simple model of fusion whose results articulate how adhesion and fusion may be coupled.

Cadherins are multidomain adhesion proteins whose interactions direct cell sorting during histogenesis.