[The role of fibronectin in the streptococcal adhesion process].
作者信息
Lyzlova L V, Voĭtsekhovskiĭ B L, Grabovskaia K B, Totolian A A
出版信息
Zh Mikrobiol Epidemiol Immunobiol. 1989 Jul(7):7-12.
PMID:2683526
Abstract
The work shows that fibronectin obtained from human plasma is capable of binding with streptococci of different groups with almost equal effectiveness. Fibronectin bound to bacterial cells inhibits the adhesion of group A streptococci onto vaginal cells, but it produces no effect on the adhesion of group B streptococci. The binding constant of fibronectin 125I is equal to 10(6) -M-1, which indicates that the level of the specificity of interaction is not sufficiently high.
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