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    After decades of service, doctor would do it again in a heartbeat  Oct 20, 2009
    After that I discovered bacteriology. Fiorilli studied infectious diseases and still keeps up with that discipline today. (Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald, NC)

    Lakehills Ice House water tests clear of bacteria  Sep 30, 2009
    The water bacteriology report showed that total coliforms and E. coli were absent. "Our system has taken the necessary corrective actions to restore adequate pressure, disinfectant levels, and/or bacteriological quality and has provided TCEQ with testing results that indicate that the water no longer requires boiling," stated a rescind notice issued by Ali. (Bandera Bulletin, TX)

    E.coli alert closes fourth farm  Sep 19, 2009
    " HPA apologyThe agency said there are many potential sources of E.coli and only about 1 in 50 of all cases are associated with outbreaks linked to petting farms. Earlier in the week, the HPA apologised for delays in its handling of the outbreak at Godstone Farm and announced that an external investigation would be carried out. Justin McCracken, the agency's chief executive, also phoned parents of the children most seriously affected to apologise. Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires... (BBC News -- UK)

    Wine is a Healthy Drink  Sep 5, 2009
    Sir Alexander Fleming won the Nobel Prize for his work in bacteriology and immunology for the development of penicillin. He was also a fan of Spanish Sherry, which was created from the fortification of Spanish white wine. (Suite101.com)

    Fears over new vCJD wave  Aug 19, 2009
    Hugh Pennington, the emeritus professor of bacteriology at Aberdeen University, told Newsnight that any new cases may well have originated at the same time as the original vCJD outbreak. He said it was probably the case that the MV-gene cases "have a longer incubation period, because they're more resistant... a longer period goes by between [the patient] being infected... and falling ill.". (BBC News -- UK)

    LETTERS: NCT, July 29, 2009  Jul 29, 2009
    " To kowtow to Abbott would have been un-American.Margaret LilesEscondidoTeaching occurs through 'letters' John Terrell still needs to understand the difference between fact and opinion/conjecture. Terrell continually tries to pass off as fact that which is clearly opinion/conjecture.With respect to Simon LeVay's "matter of fact" statement ---- "It's important to stress what I didn't find. I did not prove that homosexuality is genetic, or find a genetic cause for being gay. (North County Times)

    C. Difficile Spores Spread Superbug  Jul 22, 2009
    Journal of Bacteriology, DOI. Adapted from materials provided by , via , a service of AAAS. Email or share this story. (Science Daily)

    * Letters from the White Terror era  Jul 15, 2009
    From Huang Wen-kungs admission documents, she learned that the person he most admired was Louis Pasteur, the father of bacteriology. VISIT. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World Business)

    Swine Flu Pandemic Collides With Fat Epidemic as Obese Emerge at High Risk  Jul 12, 2009
    We do seem to have more than our fair of people in intensive care, said , 71, emeritus professor of bacteriology at the University of Aberdeen. When the dust has settled, people will look at that. (Bloomberg -- Australia & New Zealand)

    Bacterial Biofilms Cities of Slim...  Jun 22, 2009
    Bacteriology had it wrong for the past 300 years. Bacteria don't live alone. (Suite101.com)

    Genome Of Nitrogen-fixing, Soil-living Bacterium Sequenced  Jun 20, 2009
    The work of the Azotobacter vinelandii genome project team, which will be featured on the cover of the second July 2009 issue (14) of the Journal of Bacteriology*, identifies unique features of the A. vinelandii genome that explain how the bacteria is involved in oxygen-sensitive reactions such as nitrogen fixation, while maintaining strictly aerobic metabolism ... Journal of Bacteriology, 2009; DOI. (Science Daily)

    Daniel Carasso, 103, pioneer in yogurt industry through Dannon  May 22, 2009
    In 1923 Daniel Carasso enrolled in business school in Marseille and, the better to understand yogurt, took a training course in bacteriology at the Pasteur Institute. In 1929 he planted the Danone flag in France, just in time for the worldwide business slump. (Boston Globe)

    Breakthrough In The Treatment Of Bacterial Meningitis  May 16, 2009
    The team led by Dlawer Ala Aldeen, Professor of Clinical Microbiology and Head of the Molecular Bacteriology and Immunology Group at the Centre for Biomolecular Sciences, recently discovered that all three pathogens target the same receptor on human cerebrovascular endothelial cells the specialised filtering system that protects our brain from disease enabling the organisms to cross the blood-brain barrier. Their findings, published May 13 in The Journal of Clinical Investigation, suggest that... (Science Daily)

    'All of humanity under threat'...  May 1, 2009
    " But bacteriology expert Professor Hugh Pennington, of the University of Aberdeen, said the WHO may have raised the level to five slightly prematurely to keep everybody as alert as possible. He said: "A five is where there's good evidence of transmission outside of one country and we're a little bit short of that. "I suspect they just want to keep everybody on their toes. "They are only one short of a pandemic but there has got to be very good evidence of transmission outside of where the virus... (The Drudge Report)

    New Technique Used To Profile Anthrax Genome  Mar 28, 2009
    Their study, published March 20, 2009 online by the Journal of Bacteriology, marks the first time any bacterial transcriptome the complete collection of mRNAs produced by a bacterium as it expresses different genes has been comprehensively defined, and provides a much more detailed view of how bacteria regulate their gene expression. See also. (Science Daily)

    Evolutionary origin of bacterial chromosomes revealed  Mar 27, 2009
    Slater SC, Goldman BS, Goodner B, Setubal JC, Farrand SK, Nester EW, Burr TJ, Banta L, Dickerman AW, Paulsen I, Otten L, Suen G, Welch R, Almeida NF, Arnold F, Burton OT, Du Z, Ewing A, Godsy E, Heisel S, Houmiel KL, Jhaveri J, Lu J, Miller NM, Norton S, Chen Q, Phoolcharoen W, Ohlin V, Ondrusek D, Pride N, Stricklin SL, Sun J, Wheeler C, Wilson L, Zhu H, Wood DW (2009) Genome sequences of three Agrobacterium biovars help elucidate the evolution of multi-chromosome genomes in bacteria" Journal... (EurekAlert!)

    Fat Duck restaurant reopens after food scare  Mar 13, 2009
    Hugh Pennington, emeritus professor of bacteriology at the University of Aberdeen, said the diners' symptoms could have a wide range of causes - food-borne or airborne, bacteria such as salmonella or a virus like the "winter vomiting" bug. He said that unless investigators had been able to take samples from sick diners while they were still ill, the cause of the outbreak might remain a mystery. (AZCentral -- News)

    Dr. Arthur M. Kaplan, 90, renowned microbiologist  Mar 5, 2009
    He earned a master's degree in bacteriology and public health from Washington State University in 1941 and a PhD in microbiology from UMass-Amherst in 1948. Dr. Kaplan served as a Lieutenant Commander in the Navy during World War II, but was requisitioned by the Army to conduct research at Camp Detrick, now Fort Detrick, in Frederick, Md. (Boston Globe)




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