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Durante el proceso de infección, un paso clave es la adhesión de los patógenos con las células huésped. En la mayoría de los casos este paso la adhesión se produce en presencia de la tensión mecánica generada por el flujo de líquidos. Se describe una técnica que presenta el esfuerzo cortante como un parámetro importante en el estudio de la adhesión bacteriana.
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Soyer, M., Duménil, G. Introducing Shear Stress in the Study of Bacterial Adhesion. J. Vis. Exp. (55), e3241, doi:10.3791/3241 (2011).
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