For example, the P fimbriae adhesin cluster (pap operon; 50.0%, 6/12), the Dr family of adhesins (8.3%, 1/12), and Type I fimbriae (fim; 100.0%, 12/12) enable adhesion to uroepithelial cells and are thus often associated with strains that cause urinary tract infections [42]. Here, ZMYM2 is linked to urinary tract infection.