USMLE bacterial virulence, this is from a microbiology source, not First Aid or Uworld.

TABLE 2. EXAMPLES OF SPECIFIC ATTACHMENTS OF BACTERIA TO HOST CELL OR TISSUE SURFACES

Bacterium	Adhesin	Receptor	Attachment site	Disease
Streptococcus pyogenes	Protein F	Amino terminus of fibronectin	Pharyngeal epithelium	Sore throat
Streptococcus mutans	Glycosyl transferase	Salivary glycoprotein	Pellicle of tooth	Dental caries
Streptococcus salivarius	Lipoteichoic acid	Unknown	Buccal epithelium of tongue	None
Streptococcus pneumoniae	Cell-bound protein	N-acetylhexos- amine-galactose disaccharide	Mucosal epithelium	pneumonia
Staphylococcus aureus	Cell-bound protein	Amino terminus of fibronectin	Mucosal epithelium	Various
Neisseria gonorrhoeae	Type IV pili (N-methylphenyl- alanine pili)	Glucosamine- galactose carbohydrate	Urethral/ cervical epithelium	Gonorrhea
Enterotoxigenic E. coli	Type-I fimbriae	Species-specific carbohydrate(s)	Intestinal epithelium	Diarrhea
UropathogenicE. coli	Type I fimbriae	Complex carbohydrate	Urethral epithelium	Urethritis
UropathogenicE. coli	P-pili (pap)	Globobiose linked to ceramide lipid	Upper urinary tract	Pyelonephritis
Bordetella pertussis	Fimbriae ("filamentous hemagglutinin")	Galactose on sulfated glycolipids	Respiratory epithelium	Whooping cough
Vibrio cholerae	N-methylphenyl- alanine pili	Fucose and mannose carbohydrate	Intestinal epithelium	Cholera
Treponema pallidum	Peptide in outer membrane	Surface protein (fibronectin)	Mucosal epithelium	Syphilis
Mycoplasma	Membrane protein	Sialic acid	Respiratory epithelium	Pneumonia
Chlamydia	Unknown	Sialic acid	Conjunctival or urethral epithelium	Conjunctivitis or urethritis