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August, 2001
Table of Contents
Questioning Dogmas: Proposed New Rules
and Guidelines for the Clinical Microbiology Laboratory p.388
Paul C. Schreckenberger
Rational test selection can help laboratories deal
with changing rules and improve the quality of their services
Concerns over Water Quality in Canada Continue To Grow p.390
Decoy Protein Blocks Superantigen's Effects p.390
Immune Response Better than Drugs in Fighting H. pylori-Induced Ulcers p.391
Strategy Harnesses Phage Enzymes as Potential Antimicrobial Agents p.392
NIAID Officials Unveil Plan for Combating Leading Global Killers p.394
Polio Eradication: Turning the
Dream into Reality p.397 [PDF]
Walter R. Dowdle
The cooperative spirit that now brings disease eradication within reach is
needed for effective containment of virus remaining in labs
Experimental Evolution Studies
Yield Insights into Bacterial Diversity p.403 [PDF]
Michael Travisano
Tracking the rise of diversity in vitro could help explain how mixtures of
microbial species persist stably in nature
The "Hygiene Hypothesis" and Vaccines p.385
"Lactobacillus sporogenes" Is Not a Lactobacillus Probiotic p.385
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