Bacterial Adhesins: Common Themes and Variations in Architecture and Assembly

Among the earliest events in many bacterial infections are the molecular interactions that occur between the pathogen and host cells. These interactions are typically required for extracellular colonization or internalization to occur and may involve a complex cascade of molecular cross talk at the

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