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Why Such Mystery over a Mycobacterium? p.384
Bernard Dixon
Doubts about pasteurization—an apparently thoroughly familiar technique—are nevertheless fueling a public health controversy with potentially far-reaching implications
Officials Describe West Nile Readiness Programs p.386
DOE Officials Anticipate Ambitious Microbial Cell Initiative p.387
DOE Joint Genome Institute Feat: One-Day Sequencing of E. faecium p.388
Green Algae Could Someday Yield Green Energy p.389
Administration Proposals Signal More Ferment over Ag Biotech p.390
Diagnostic Advances: Genotypic, Phenotypic, Fast p.391
John Richard Seed
Surveillance, treatment, and vector control—requiring adequate infrastructure and funding—can keep African trypanosomiasis in check
Virulence of the Two Primary Uropathogens
p.403 [PDF]
Harry L. T. Mobley
Escherichia coli and Proteus mirabilis exhibit distinct
mechanisms of pathogenesis when causing urinary tract infections
Tapping into Microbial Diversity for Natural
Products Drug Discovery p.411 [PDF]
Marcia S. Osburne, Trudy H. Grossman, Paul R. August, and Ian A.
MacNeil
Some microbiologists are probing the rich diversity of their backyards
instead of going far afield to find useful natural products
Frischzelltherapie and Xenotransplantation p.381
Resuscitating a Logical Approach to Viability in the Face of an "Eastern Wind" p.381
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