Analysis of functional domains of the Enterococcus faecalis pheromone-induced surface protein aggregation substance

Keyphrases

• Adhesion 16%
• Aggregation Substance 100%
• Amino Acid Substitution 16%
• Amino-terminus 16%
• Bacterial Aggregation 16%
• Bacterial Cells 16%
• C-terminus 16%
• Cell Aggregation 16%
• Conjugation 16%
• Donor-recipient Matching 16%
• Enterococcus Faecalis 100%
• Experimental Endocarditis 16%
• Fibrin 16%
• Functional Domain 100%
• High Efficiency 16%
• Host Cell Adhesion 16%
• Host Infection 16%
• Macrophages 16%
• Pheromone 100%
• Plasmid 33%
• Plasmid Transfer 16%
• Polymorphonuclear Leukocytes 16%
• Protein Aggregation 100%
• Sex Pheromone 16%
• Structure-activity Relationship 16%
• Surface Hydrophobicity 33%
• Surface Proteins 100%
• Transposon 16%
• Vegetation Size 16%
• Virulence Factors 16%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Amino Acids 33%
• C-Terminus 33%
• Cell Adhesion 33%
• Cell Aggregation 33%
• Enterococcus faecalis 100%
• Hydrophobicity 66%
• Macrophage 33%
• Membrane Protein 100%
• N-Terminus 33%
• Pheromone 100%
• Plasmid 100%
• Polymorphonuclear Cell 33%
• Protein Aggregation 100%
• Sex Pheromone 33%
• Structure Activity Relation 33%
• Transmembrane Protein 100%
• Transposable Element 33%
• Virulence Factor 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Amino Acid 33%
• Amino Terminal Sequence 33%
• Bacterial Cell 33%
• Carboxy Terminal Sequence 33%
• Cell Adhesion 33%
• Cell Aggregation 33%
• Cell Surface 66%
• Endocarditis 33%
• Enterococcus faecalis 100%
• Granulocyte 33%
• Host Cell 33%
• Hydrophobicity 66%
• Macrophage 33%
• Plasmid 100%
• Protein Aggregation 100%
• Structure Activity Relation 33%
• Transposon 33%
• Virulence Factor 33%