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. 2000 Jun;68(6):3377–3384. doi: 10.1128/iai.68.6.3377-3384.2000

TABLE 2.

Adhesion of Aspergillus species to fibronectina

Species and strain No. of conidia bound per field (magnification, ×1000)
A. fumigatus ATCC 13073 273 ± 52
A. fumigatus ATCC 42202 263 ± 52
A. fumigatus CHUV 151 ± 52
A. flavus HI no. 1 30 ± 52b
A. flavus ATCC 11495 4 ± 52b
A. flavus ATCC 64841 30 ± 52b
A. wentii ATCC 10584 13 ± 52b
A. wentii ATCC 1023 91 ± 52
A. ornatus ATCC 16921 3 ± 52b
A. ornatus ATCC 66492 4 ± 52b
a

Chamber slides were coated with fibronectin at the indicated concentrations. Conidia were allowed to adhere, and then unbound conidia were washed off with PBS-Tween. Bound conidia were counted as described in Materials and Methods. 

b

Statistically different from A. fumigatus strains (P < 0.05) as determined by Proc Mixed analysis of the difference as a randomized complete block design in SAS. The values are the least-squares means (background subtracted) ± 2 standard errors of triplicate wells of three independent experiments performed on separate days.