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- GO_0052001 COB_0000047 BFO_0000001 @default.
- GO_0052001 COB_0000047 BFO_0000003 @default.
- GO_0052001 COB_0000047 BFO_0000015 @default.
- GO_0052001 COB_0000047 COB_0000034 @default.
- GO_0052001 COB_0000047 COB_0000038 @default.
- GO_0052001 COB_0000047 GO_0003674 @default.
- GO_0052001 IAO_0000115 "Attachment of bacterial clusters to the surface of the host in a type IV pili dependent manner. The host is defined as the larger of the organisms involved in a symbiotic interaction." @default.
- GO_0052001 normalizedInformationContent "100" @default.
- GO_0052001 referenceCount "1" @default.
- GO_0052001 hasExactSynonym "type IV pili-dependent localized adherence to host" @default.
- GO_0052001 hasOBONamespace "biological_process" @default.
- GO_0052001 id "GO:0052001" @default.
- GO_0052001 type Class @default.
- GO_0052001 isDefinedBy go.owl @default.
- GO_0052001 label "adhesion to host cell via type IV pili" @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf BFO_0000001 @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf BFO_0000003 @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf BFO_0000015 @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf COB_0000034 @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf COB_0000037 @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf GO_0008150 @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf GO_0044403 @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf GO_0044406 @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf GO_0044419 @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf GO_0044650 @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf GO_0051701 @default.
- GO_0052001 subClassOf GO_0052001 @default.
- GO_0052001 category BiologicalEntity @default.
- GO_0052001 category BiologicalProcess @default.
- GO_0052001 category BiologicalProcessOrActivity @default.
- GO_0052001 category Entity @default.
- GO_0052001 category NamedThing @default.
- GO_0052001 category Occurrent @default.
- GO_0052001 category OntologyClass @default.
- GO_0052001 category PhysicalEssenceOrOccurrent @default.
- GO_0052001 category ThingWithTaxon @default.