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October, 2000
Table of Contents
Statement of the American Society for Microbiology on Genetically Modified Organisms p.590
David Pramer
This statement released on 17 July 2000 outlines the Society's views on a much-debated topic
A Toast to Bacterium That May Circumvent Sulfites in Winemaking p.592
Nanotechnology Initiative: Lure of the Little, but Promise of Big Dividends p.593
Herpes in Squid Axons: a Nerve with a View p.594
In Brief: From the International Conference on Emerging Infections p.596
B. Brett Finlay
Enhanced light microscopy techniques are providing insights into how several familiar pathogens cause disease
Interaction of Legionella pneumophila with
Protozoa Provides Lessons p.609
Omar S. Harb and Yousef Abu Kwaik
This versatile pathogen invades both protozoa and mammalian cells,
providing insights about encounters between prokaryotes and eukaryotes
Rapid Foodborne Pathogen ID System Is Making a
Difference p.617
Marlene Cimons
By quickly sharing standardized DNA pattern findings about pathogens,
health officials fare better at combatting foodborne outbreaks
ASM's Statement on Genetically Modified Organisms p.587
Educational Activities in Latin America p.587
Expanding Endemic Area for Histoplasma capsulatum? p.588
Growth pH Ranges of Streptomyces spp. p.588
Sweden and Restricted Animal Antibiotic Use p.589
Journals Available p.589
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