FEMS Microbiology Letters 1991: Vol 79 Index

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FEMS Microbiology Letters 79 (1991) 359-362
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AUTHOR INDEX VOLUME 79
Allison, S.M. and Prosser, J.1. Chardon-Loriaux, I., see Ladjama, A. (79) 279
Survival of ammonia oxidising bacteria in air-dried soil (79) Chippaux, M., see Py, B. (79) 315
65 Christiansen, G., see Ladefoged, S.A. (79) 133
Amano, H., Sakaguchi, R. and Shishido, K. Cornaglia, E., Elazhary, Y. and Talbot, B.
An insertion of Escherichia coli transposable element IS/K Characterization of bovine rotavirus VP6 and VP7 as glyco-
into the site immediately before tetracycline-resistance de- proteins using monoclonal antibodies (79) 147
terminant of Bacillus subtilis chromosomal DNA fragment Costas, M., see Owen, R.J. (79) 199
in cloning in E.coli (79) 5 Counsell, D., see Poole, P.S. (79) 1
Anastasio, M.P., see Visca, P. (79) 225
Andersen, S.J. and Dabbs, E.R.
Dabbs, E.R., see Andersen, S.J. (79) 247
Cloning of nocardioform DNA conferring the ability to
Das, H.K., see Mishra, P. (79) 41
inactivate rifampicin (79) 247 Devriese, L.A., see Friesenegger, A. (79) 323
Arita, M., Honda, T., Miwatani, T., Takeda, T., Takao, T. and Duran, A., see Ribas, J.C. (79) 263
Shimonishi, Y. Du Toit, P.J., see Phillips, A. (79) 21
Purification and characterization of a heat-stable enter-
otoxin of Vibrio mimicus (79) 105
Elazhary, Y., see Cornaglia, E. (79) 147
Armitage, J.P., see Poole, P.S. (79) 1
Etchegaray, J.P., Martinez, M.A., Krauskopf, M. and Leén, G.
Molecular cloning of Renibacterium salmoninarum DNA
Bagga, P.S., see Sharma, S. (79) 99
fragments (79) 61
Banner, C.R., Rohovec, J.S. and Fryer, J.L.
A new value for mol percent guanine + cytosine of DNA
for the salmonid fish pathogen Renibacterium salmoninarum Fantasia, M., see Visca, P. (79) 225
Fenchel, T., see Finlay, B.J. (79) 187
(79) 57
Ferdinandy-van Vlerken, M.M.A., Jeronimus, E., Maarsen, K..,
Barras, F., see Py, B. (79) 315
Stouthamer, A.H. and Van Verseveld, H.W.
Barrett-Bee, K., Newboult, L. and Pinder, P.
Absence of ammonia excretion during free-living, nitrogen-
Biochemical changes associated with the antifungal action
fixing growth of Azorhizobium caulinodans (79) 45
of the triazole ICI 153,066 on Candida albicans and Tri-
Fevre, M., see Girard, V. (79) 285
chophyton quinckeanum (79) 127
Fiedler, S., see Friesenegger, A. (79) 323
Barrett-Bee, K.J., see Payne, J.W. (79) 15
Filetici, E., see Visca, P. (79) 225
Barrett-Bee, K.J., see Shallow, D.A. (79) 9
Finlay, B.J. and Fenchel, T.
Beutin, L., see Prada, J. (79) 111
Polymorphic bacterial symbionts in the anaerobic ciliated
Bickley, J., see Owen, R.J. (79) 199
protozoon Metopus (79) 187
Bingham, A.H.A.
Foglietti, M.J., see Ladjama, A. (79) 279
Low copy number vectors for expression of fused genes to
Friesenegger, A., Fiedler, S., Devriese, L.A. and Wirth, R.
B-galactosidase in Escherichia coli (79) 239
Genetic transformation of various species of Enterococcus
Bothast, R.J., see Silman, R.W. (79) 69
by electroporation (79) 323
Bowman, R.A., O’Neill, G.L. and Riley, T.V.
Fryer, J.L., see Banner, C.R. (79) 57
Non-radioactive restriction fragment length polymorphism
Fukumura, T., see Miyata, M. (79) 329
(RFLP) typing of Clostridium difficile (79) 269
Brana, A.F., see Mayo, B. (79) 195
Brown, S., see Poole, P.S. (79) 1 Gaillard, B., see Labadie, J.C. (79) 75
Garel, J.-R., see Le Bras, G. (79) 89
Cabral, J.P.S. Girard, V. and Fevre, M.
The antibacterial action of cupric ions in Pseudomonas Involvement of phosphorylated compounds in stimulation
syringae (79) 303 of 1,4-8 glucan synthases of Saprolegnia monoica (79) 285
Car, N.B. and Woods, D.R. Graeme-Cook, K.A.
Protein turnover in exponential and stationary phase Vibrio The regulation of porin expression in Escherichia coli:
cells (79) 297 effect of turgor stress (79) 219
360
Gray, S.N., Wilding, N. and Markham, P. Ladefoged, S.A. and Christiansen, G.
In vitro germination of single conidia of the aphid-patho- Analysis of the nucleotide sequence of the Mycoplasma
genic fungus Erynia neoaphidis and phenotypic variation hominis tuf gene and its flanking region (79) 133
among sibling strains (79) 273 Ladjama, A., Chardon-Loriaux, I. and Foglietti, M.J.
Grothues, D. and Rudolph, K. On the pectolytic activity of two Streptomyces strains (79)
Macrorestriction analysis of plant pathogenic Pseudomonas 279
species and pathovars (79) 83 Lampis, G., Pinducciu, G. and Pompei, R.
Guest, J.R., see Haydon, D.J. (79) 291 B-N-Acetyl-D-Glucosaminidase activity of oral nutrition-
ally variant streptococci (79) 95
Le Bras, G. and Garel, J.-R.
Hacker, J., see Ott, M. (79) 233
Properties of D-lactate dehydrogenase from Lactobacillus
Hardisson, C., see Mayo, B. (79) 195
bulgaricus: a possible different evolutionary origin for the
Hashimoto, H., see Okazaki, T. (79) 31
D- and L-lactate dehydrogenases (79) 89
Haydon, D.J. and Guest, J.R.
Leén, G., see Etchegaray, J.P. (79) 61
A new family of bacterial regulatory proteins (79) 291
Himanen, J.-P., Hyvarinen, T., Olander, R.-M., Runeberg-Ny- Lerch, K., see Niedermann, D.M. (79) 309
man, K. and Sarvas, M.
The 20 kDa C-terminally truncated form of pertussis toxin
Maarsen, K., see Ferdinandy-van Vlerken, M.M.A. (79) 45
subunit $1 secreted from Bacillus subtilis (79) 115
Margesin, R. and Schinner, F.
Hirai, K., see Okazaki, T. (79) 31
Characterization of a metalloprotease from psychrophilic
Honda, T., Shiba, A., Seo, S., Yamamoto, J., Matsuyama, J.
Xanthomonas maltophilia (79) 257
and Miwatani, T.
Markham, P., see Gray, S.N. (79) 273
Identity of hemolysins produced by Bacillus thuringiensis
Marquardt, A., see Kaulfers, P.-M. (79) 335
and Bacillus cereus (79) 205
Martinez, M.A., see Etchegaray, J.P. (79) 61
Honda, T., see Arita, M. (79) 105
Matsuyama, J., see Honda, T. (79) 205
Horbach, S., Neuss, B. and Sahm, H.
Mayo, B., Hardisson, C. and Brafia, A.F.
Effect of azasqualene on hopanoid biosynthesis and ethanol
Nucleolytic activities in Lactococcus lactis subsp. lactis
tolerance of Zymomonas mobilis (79) 347
NCDO 497 (79) 195
Hyvirinen, T., see Himanen, J.-P. (79) 115
Mishra, P., Roy, B., Prasad, R. and Das, H.K.
Amino acid transport in Azotobacter vinelandii: implica-
Ito, H., Nishibuchi, M. and Takeda, Y. tions on nonavailability of amino acid auxotrophs (79) 41
Analysis of the antigenic difference between Vero toxin 2 Miwatani, T., see Arita, M. (79) 105
(VT2) and VT2 variant (VT2vh) of Verotoxin-producing Miwatani, T., see Honda, T. (79) 205
Escherichia coli by a site-directed mutagenesis (79) 27 Miyata, M., Wang, L. and Fukumura, T.
lyobe, S., see Okazaki, T. (79) 31 Physical mapping of the Mycoplasma capricolum genome
(79) 329
Miyata, T., see Nukina, M. (79) 159
Jeronimus, E., see Ferdinandy-van Vlerken, M.M.A. (79) 45
Jonson, G., see Svennerholm, A.-M. (79) 179 Mochida, Y., see Nukina, M. (79) 165
Moreno, M., see Owen, R.J. (79) 199
Morgan, D.R., see Owen, R.J. (79) 199
Kamata, Y., see Ogasawara, J. (79) 351
Mullany, P., Wilks, M. and Tabaqchali, S.
Kato, C. and Kuramitsu, H.K.
Transfer of Tn 9/6 and Tn9/6AE into Clostridium difficile:
Molecular basis for the association of glucosyltransferases
demonstration of a hot-spot for these elements in the C.
with the cell surface of oral streptococci (79) 153
difficile genome (79) 191
Kaulfers, P.-M. and Marquardt, A.
Demonstration of formaldehyde dehydrogenase activity in
formaldehyde-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (79) 335
Nakano, H. and Sakaguchi, G.
Kizaki, H., see Sato, Y. (79) 339
An unusually heavy contamination of honey products by
Klink, F., see Pechmann, H. (79) 51
Clostridium botulinum type F and Bacillus alvei (79) 171
Kozaki, S., see Ogasawara, J. (79) 351
Nelsen, T.C., see Silman, R.W. (79) 69
Kozaki, S., see Tabita, K. (79) 251
Neuss, B., see Horbach, S. (79) 347
Krauskopf, M., see Etchegaray, J.P. (79) 61
Newboult, L., see Barrett-Bee, K. (79) 127
Kuramitsu, H.K., see Kato, C. (79) 153
Niedermann, D.M. and Lerch, K.
Kuramitsu, H.K., see Sato, Y. (79) 339
Regulation of biosynthesis of L-amino acid oxidase by
Neurospora crassa (79) 309
Labadie, J.C., Gaillard, B. and Potier, P. Nishibuchi, M., see Ito, H. (79) 27
Involvement of the collagenase produced by Coryne- Nukina, M., Miyata, T., Sakaguchi, S. and Sakaguchi, G.
bacterium rathayii in its adhesion to collagen (79) 75 Detection of neutral sugars in purified type G botulinum
progenitor toxin and the effects of some glycolytic enzymes Pujar, B.G., see Sivamurthy, K. (79) 37
on its molecular dissociation and oral toxicity (79) 159 Py, B., Salmond, G.P.C., Chippaux, M. and Barras, F.
Nukina, M., Mochida, Y., Sakaguchi, S. and Sakaguchi, G. Secretion of cellulases in Erwinia chrysanthemi and E.
Difficulties of molecular dissociation of Clostridium carotovora is species-specific (79) 315
botulinum type G progenitor toxin (79) 165
Radnedge, L. and Pinney, R.J.
Ogasawara, J., Kamata, Y., Sakaguchi, G. and Kozaki, S. Ultraviolet light induction of lambda from dem host strains
Properties of a protease-sensitive acceptor component in alleviates EcoRII restriction of phage (79) 121
mouse brain synaptosomes for Clostridium botulinum type Ray, A., Redhead, K., Selkirk, S. and Poole, S.
B neurotoxin (79) 351 Variability in LPS composition, antigenicity and reactogen-
Oh, K.-H. and Tuovinen, O.H. icity of phase variants of Bordetella pertussis (79) 211
Detection and identification of substituted phenols as inter- Redhead, K., see Ray, A. (79) 211
mediates of concurrent bacterial degradation of the phe- Ribas, J.C., Roncero, C., Rico, H. and Duran, A.
noxy herbicides MCPP and 2,4-D (79) 141 Characterization of a Schizosaccharomyces pombe morpho-
Okazaki, T., Iyobe, S., Hashimoto, H. and Hirai, K. logical mutant altered in the galactomannan content (79)
Cloning and characterization of a DNA fragment that 263
complements the nfxB mutation in Pseudomonas aeru- Rico, H., see Ribas, J.C. (79) 263
ginosa PAO (79) 31 Riley, T.V., see Bowman, R.A. (79) 269
Olander, R.-M., see Himanen, J.-P. (79) 115 Rohovec, J.S., see Banner, C.R. (79) 57
O’Neill, G.L., see Bowman, R.A. (79) 269 Roncero, C., see Ribas, J.C. (79) 263
Orsi, N., see Visca, P. (79) 225 Roy, B., see Mishra, P. (79) 41
Ott, M. and Hacker, J. Rudolph, K., see Grothues, D. (79) 83
Analysis of the variability of S-fimbriae expression in an Runeberg-Nyman, K., see Himanen, J.-P. (79) 115
Escherichia coli pathogen (79) 233
Owen, R.J., Bickley, J.. Moreno, M., Costas, M. and Morgan,
Sahm, H., see Horbach, S. (79) 347
D.R.
Sakaguchi, G., see Nakano, H. (79) 171
Biotype and macromolecular profiles of cytotoxin-produc-
Sakaguchi, G., see Nukina, M. (79) 159
ing strains of Helicobacter pylori from antral gastric mucosa
Sakaguchi, G., see Nukina, M. (79) 165
(79) 199
Sakaguchi, G., see Ogasawara, J. (79) 351
Sakaguchi, G., see Tabita, K. (79) 251
Payne, J.W., Barrett-Bee, K.J. and Shallow, D.A. Sakaguchi, R., see Amano, H. (79) 5
Peptide substrates rapidly modulate expression of dipeptide Sakaguchi, S., see Nukina, M. (79) 159
and oligopeptide permeases in Candida albicans (79) 15 Sakaguchi, S., see Nukina, M. (79) 165
Payne, J.W., see Shallow, D.A. (79) 9 Sakaguchi, S., see Tabita, K. (79) 251
Pechmann, H., Tesch, A. and Klink, F. Salmond, G.P.C., see Py, B. (79) 315
Cloning and sequencing of the fus-gene encoding elonga- Sandhu, D.K., see Sharma, S. (79) 99
tion factor 2 in the archaebacterium Thermoplasma Sarvas, M., see Himanen, J.-P. (79) 115
acidophilum (79) 51 Sato, Y., Yamamoto, Y., Suzuki, R., Kizaki, H. and Kuramitsu,
Phillips, A., Pretorius, G.H.J. and Du Toit, P.J. H.K.
A survey of yeast ureases and characterisation of partially Construction of scrA::lacZ gene fusions to investigate
purified Rhodosporidium paludigenum urease (79) 21 regulation of the sucrose PTS of Streptococcus mutans (79)
Pinder, P., see Barrett-Bee, K. (79) 127 339
Pinducciu, G., see Lampis, G. (79) 95 Schinner, F., see Margesin, R. (79) 257
Pinney, R.J., see Radnedge, L. (79) 121 Selkirk, S., see Ray, A. (79) 211
Pompei, R., see Lampis, G. (79) 95 Seo, S., see Honda, T. (79) 205
Poole, P.S., Brown, S., Counsell, D. and Armitage, J.P. Shallow, D.A., Barrett-Lee, K.J. and Payne, J.W.
The effect of phosphate on the motility of Rhodobacter Evaluation of the dipeptide and oligopeptide permeases of
sphaeroides (79) 1 Candida albicans as uptake routes for synthetic anti-
Poole, S., see Ray, A. (79) 211 candidal agents (79) 9
Potier, P., see Labadie, J.C. (79) 75 Shallow, D.A., see Payne, J.W. (79) 15
Prada, J. and Beutin, L. Sharma, S., Sandhu, D.K. and Bagga, P.S.
Detection of Escherichia coli a-haemolysin genes and their Physical characterization of isozymes of endo-f-1,4-
expression in a human faecal strain of Enterobacter cloacae glucanase and f-1,4-glucosidase from Aspergillus species
(79) 111 (79) 99
Prasad, R., see Mishra, P. (79) 41 Shiba, A., see Honda, T. (79) 205
Pretorius, G.H.J., see Phillips, A. (79) 21 Shimonishi, Y., see Arita, M. (79) 105
Prosser, J.I., see Allison, S.M. (79) 65 Shishido, K., see Amano, H. (79) 5
362
Silman, R.W., Nelsen, T.C. and Bothast, R.J. Takeda, Y., see Ito, H. (79) 27
Comparison of culture methods for production of Col- Talbot, B., see Cornaglia, E. (79) 147
letotrichum truncatum spores for use as a mycoherbicide Tesch, A., see Pechmann, H. (79) 51
(79) 69 Tuovinen, O.H., see Oh, K.-H. (79) 141
Sivamurthy, K., Swamy, B.M. and Pujar, B.G.
Transformation of dimethylterephthalate by the fungus
Van Verseveld, H.W., see Ferdinandy-van Vlerken, M.M.A.
Sclerotium rolfsii (79) 37 (79) 45
Stouthamer, A.H., see Ferdinandy-van Vlerken, M.M.A. (79)
Vetriani, C., see Visca, P. (79) 225
45
Visca, P., Filetici, E., Anastasio, M.P., Vetriani, C., Fantasia,
Suzuki, R., see Sato, Y. (79) 339
M. and Orsi, N.
Svennerholm, A.-M., Jonson, G. and Yan, C.
Siderophore production by Sa/monella species isolated from
A method for studies of an El Tor-associated antigen of
different sources (79) 225
Vibrio cholerae O1 (79) 179
Swamy, B.M., see Sivamurthy, K. (79) 37
Wang, L., see Miyata, M. (79) 329
Wilding, N., see Gray, S.N. (79) 273
Tabaqchali, S., see Mullany, P. (79) 191
Wilks, M., see Mullany, P. (79) 191
Tabita, K., Sakaguchi, S., Kozaki, S. and Sakaguchi, G.
Wirth, R., see Friesenegger, A. (79) 323
Distinction between Clostridium botulinum type A strains
Woods, D.R., see Car, N.B. (79) 297
associated with food-borne botulism and those with infant
botulism in Japan in intraintestinal toxin production in
infant mice and some other properties (79) 251 Yamamoto, J., see Honda, T. (79) 205
Takao, T., see Arita, M. (79) 105 Yamamoto, Y., see Sato, Y. (79) 339
Takeda, T., see Arita, M. (79) 105 Yan, C., see Svennerholm, A.-M. (79) 179
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SUBJECT INDEX VOLUME 79
Acceptor Aphid-infectivity
Type B botulinum neurotoxin; Synaptosome; Ganglioside; Erynia neoaphidis; Single spore germination; Conidium; Phe-
Binding; Clostridium botulinum (Ogasawara, J. (79) 351) notypic variation; Colony extension rate (Gray, S.N. (79) 273)
Acetylglucosaminidase Archaebacterium
Nutritionally variant streptococcus; Bacteriolytic activity Thermoplasma acidophilum; Elongation factor 2; fus Gene;
(Lampis, G. (79) 95) Nucleotide sequence (Pechmann, H. (79) 51)
Adhesion Aspergillus
endo-f-1,4-Glucanase; -1,4-Glucosidase; Isozyme; Char-
Collagenase; Collagen (Labadie, J.C. (79) 75)
acterization (Sharma, S. (79) 99)
Aerobactin
ATP
Salmonella; Siderophore; Enterobactin; Colicin B; Cloacin
B-Glucan synthase; Saprolegnia monoica; Glucose-phosphate
DF13; Iron (Visca, P. (79) 225)
(Girard, V. (79) 285)
Alpine environment
Auxotrophy
Xanthomonas maltophilia; Metalloprotease; Psychrophilic
Azotobacter vinelandii; Amino acid uptake (Mishra, P. (79) 41)
(Margesin, R. (79) 257)
Azasqualene
L-Amino acid oxidase
Hopanoid; Zymomonas mobilis; Ethanol (Horbach, S. (79)
Neurospora crassa; Gene expression (Niedermann, D.M. (79)
347)
309)
Azorhizobium caulinodans
Amino acid uptake
Nitrogen fixation; Ammonia excretion; Chemostat (Ferdinan-
Azotobacter vinelandii; Auxotrophy (Mishra, P. (79) 41)
dy-van Vlerken, M.M.A. (79) 45)
Ammonia excretion
Azotobacter vinelandii
Azorhizobium caulinodans; Nitrogen fixation; Chemostat (Fer-
Amino acid uptake; Auxotrophy (Mishra, P. (79) 41)
dinandy-van Vlerken, M.M.A. (79) 45)
nfxB
Ammonia oxidising bacteria
Pseudomonas aeruginosa; New quinolone antimicrobial agent;
Survival in soil; Desiccation; Nitrification; Extracellular poly-
Membrane permeability; Cloning (Okazaki, T. (79) 31)
meric substance (Allison, S.M. (79) 65)
Bacillus alvei
Anaerobic ciliate Clostridium botulinum type F; Honey; Heavy contamination;
Symbiosis; Bacterial polymorphism (Finlay, B.J. (79) 187)
Multiplication (Nakano, H. (79) 171)
Anion exchange chromatography
Bacillus cereus
Type G botulinum toxin; Toxic component; Nontoxic compo-
Hemolysin; Bacillus thuringiensis (Honda, T. (79) 205)
nent (Nukina, M. (79) 165)
Bacillus subtilis
Anticandidal peptide IS/K insertion; IS/ Variant; Tetracycline-resistance gene;
Peptide transport; Candida albicans (Shallow, D.A. (79) 9) Chromosomal DNA; Escherichia coli (Amano, H. (79) 5)
Antigenic difference Pertussis toxin; Subunit S1; Secretion; Protective antibody
Vero toxin; Site-directed mutagenesis (Ito, H. (79) 27) (Himanen, J.-P. (79) 115)
364
Bacillus thuringiensis Chemostat
Hemolysin; Bacillus cereus (Honda, T. (79) 205) Azorhizobium caulinodans;, Nitrogen fixation; Ammonia excre-
tion (Ferdinandy-van Vlerken, M.M.A. (79) 45)
Bacterial kidney disease
Renibacterium salmoninarum gene (Etchegaray, J.P. (79) 61) Chromosomal DNA
IS/K insertion; IS/ Variant; Tetracycline-resistance gene;
Bacterial polymorphism Escherichia coli; Bacillus subtilis (Amano, H. (79) 5)
Anaerobic ciliate; Symbiosis (Finlay, B.J. (79) 187)
Clinical isolate
Bacteriolytic activity
Disinfectant; Resistance mechanism; Enterobacteriaceae
Acetylglucosaminidase; Nutritionally variant streptococcus
(Kaulfers, P.-M. (79) 335)
(Lampis, G. (79) 95)
Cloacin DF13
Binding
Salmonella; Siderophore; Enterobactin; Aerobactin; Colicin B;
Type B_ botulinum neurotoxin; Acceptor; Synaptosome;
Iron (Visca, P. (79) 225)
Ganglioside; Clostridium botulinum (Ogasawara, J. (79) 351)
Cloning
Biocontrol
Pseudomonas aeruginosa; New quinolone antimicrobial agent;
Membrane culture; Solid-state culture; Submerged culture;
nfxB; Membrane permeability (Okazaki, T. (79) 31)
Plackett-Burman (Silman, R.W. (79) 69)
Biodegradation of herbicides Clostridium botulinum
Type B botulinum neurotoxin; Acceptor; Synaptosome;
2-Methyl-4-chlorophenol; 2-(2-Methyl-4-chlorophenoxy)pro-
Ganglioside; Binding (Ogasawara, J. (79) 351)
pionic acid; 2,4-Dichlorophenol; 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic
acid; Substituted phenol (Oh, K.-H. (79) 141)
Clostridium botulinum type A
Biotype Infant botulism; Food-borne botulism; Haemagglutinin; In-
Helicobacter pylori; Protein pattern; DNA digest pattern; testinal colonization (Tabita, K. (79) 251)
Ribopattern; Plasmid; Cytotoxin (Owen, R.J. (79) 199)
Clostridium botulinum type F
Biotype El Tor Honey; Heavy contamination; Multiplication; Bacillus alvei
Vibrio cholerae; Mannose-sensitive haemagglutinin; El Tor-as- (Nakano, H. (79) 171)
sociated antigen (Svennerholm, A.-M. (79) 179)
Clostridium difficile
Bordetella pertussis TN9/6; Tn9/64E; Hot spot (Mullany, P. (79) 191)
Lipopolysaccharide (Ray, A. (79) 211)
RFLP typing (Bowman, R.A. (79) 269)
Bovine rotavirus protein
Epitope (Cornaglia, E. (79) 147)
Colicin B
Salmonella; Siderophore; Enterobactin; Aerobactin; Cloacin
Candida albicans
DF13; Iron (Visca, P. (79) 225)
Peptide transport; Anticandidal peptide (Shallow, D.A. (79) 9)
Collagen
Triazole antifungal agent; Trichophyton quinckeanum (Barrett-
Collagenase; Adhesion (Labadie, J.C. (79) 75)
Bee, K. (79) 127)
Collagenase
Cellulase
Collagen; Adhesion (Labadie, J.C. (79) 75)
Protein secretion; Erwinia chrysanthemi; Erwinia carotovora;
Growth phase regulation (Py, B. (79) 315)
Colony extension rate
Cell wall structure Erynia neoaphidis; Single spore germination; Conidium; Phe-
Schizosaccharomyces pombe, Galactomannan (Ribas, J.C. (79) notypic variation; Aphid-infectivity (Gray, S.N. (79) 273)
263)
Conidium
Characterization Erynia neoaphidis;, Single spore germination; Phenotypic varia-
endo-B-1,4-Glucanase; $-1,4-Glucosidase; Isozyme; Aspergil- tion; Colony extension rate; Aphid-infectivity (Gray, S.N. (79)
lus (Sharma, S. (79) 99) 273)
Cross-reactivity EcoRIl
Urease activity; Yeast species (Phillips, A. (79) 21) Restriction alleviation; Phage; Escherichia coli K-12; Ultra-
violet light (Radnedge, L. (79) 121)
Cupric ion
Pseudomonas syringae, Potassium ion; Respiration; Diethyldi- Electroporation
thiocarbamate (Cabral, J.P.S. (79) 303) Genetic transformation; Enterococcus spp. (Friesenegger, A.
(79) 323)
Cytotoxin
Elongation factor 2
Helicobacter pylori; Biotype; Protein pattern; DNA digest pat-
Archaebacterium; Thermoplasma acidophilum; fus Gene;
tern; Ribopattern; Plasmid (Owen, R.J. (79) 199)
Nucleotide sequence (Pechmann, H. (79) 51)
Desiccation
Mycoplasma hominis; DNA sequence (Ladefoged, S.A. (79)
Ammonia oxidising bacteria; Survival in soil; Nitrification;
133)
Extracellular polymeric substance (Allison, S.M. (79) 65)
El Tor-associated antigen
2,4-Dichlorophenol Vibrio cholerae; Mannose-sensitive haemagglutinin; Biotype El
Biodegradation of herbicides; 2-Methyl-4-chlorophenol; 2-(2- Tor (Svennerholm, A.-M. (79) 179)
Methyl-4-chlorophenoxy)propionic acid; 2,4-Dichloropheno-
xyacetic acid; Substituted phenol (Oh, K.-H. (79) 141) Enterobacter cloacae
a-Haemolysin expression; Escherichia coli; Morganella
2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid morganii; Haemolytic Enterobacteriaceae (Prada, J. (79) 111)
Biodegradation of herbicides; 2-Methyl-4-chlorophenol; 2-(2-
Methyl-4-chlorophenoxy)propionic acid; 2,4-Dichlorophenol; Enterobacteriaceae
Substituted phenol (Oh, K.-H. (79) 141) Disinfectant; Resistance mechanism; Clinical isolate (Kaulfers,
P.-M. (79) 335)
Diethyldithiocarbamate
Enterobactin
Cupric ion; Pseudomonas syringae; Potassium ion; Respiration
Salmonella; Siderophore; Aerobactin; Colicin B; Cloacin
(Cabral, J.P.S. (79) 303)
DF13; Iron (Visca, P. (79) 225)
Dimethylterephthalate
Enterococcus spp.
Transformation; Sclerotium rolfsii (Sivamurthy, K. (79) 37)
Genetic transformation; Electroporation (Friesenegger, A. (79)
323)
Disinfectant
Resistance mechanism; Clinical isolate; Enterobacteriaceae Epitope
(Kaulfers, P.-M. (79) 335) Bovine rotavirus protein (Cornaglia, E. (79) 147)
DNA-binding protein Erwinia carotovora
Helix-turn-helix motif; Transcriptional regulator; Sequence Protein secretion; Cellulase; Erwinia chrysanthemi; Growth
comparison; FadR; GenA; GntR; HutC; KorA; P30; PhnF phase regulation (Py, B. (79) 315)
(Haydon, D.J. (79) 291)
Erwinia chrysanthemi
Protein secretion; Cellulase; Erwinia carotovora; Growth phase
DNA cloning
regulation (Py, B. (79) 315)
Rifampicin inactivation; Nocardioform; Rhodococcus (Ander-
sen, S.J. (79) 247)
Erynia neoaphidis
Single spore germination; Conidium; Phenotypic variation;
DNA digest pattern
Colony extension rate; Aphid-infectivity (Gray, S.N. (79) 273)
Helicobacter pylori; Biotype; Protein pattern; Ribopattern;
Plasmid; Cytotoxin (Owen, R.J. (79) 199)
Escherichia coli
IS/K insertion; IS/ Variant; Tetracycline-resistance gene;
DNA restriction Chromosomal DNA; Bacillus subtilis (Amano, H. (79) 5)
Lactococcus; Nuclease (Mayo, B. (79) 195)
a-Haemolysin expression; Morganella morganii; Enterobacter
DNA sequence cloacae; Haemolytic Enterobacteriaceae (Prada, J. (79) 111)
Mycoplasma hominis; Elongation factor (Ladefoged, S.A. (79)
133) OmpF; OmpC; Turgor stress (Graeme-Cook, K.A. (79) 219)
366
S-fimbria; Variability; Expression (Ott, M. (79) 233) fus Gene
Archaebacterium; Thermoplasma acidophilum; Elongation fac-
B-Galactosidase fusion; Stringent replication; Regulation of tor 2; Nucleotide sequence (Pechmann, H. (79) 51)
expression (Bingham, A.H.A. (79) 239)
gt{B Gene
Escherichia coli K-12 Streptococcus mutans; Glucosyltransferase (Kato, C. (79) 153)
Restriction alleviation; Phage; EcoRII; Ultraviolet light
(Radnedge, L. (79) 121) Gene expression
Neurospora crassa; L-Amino acid oxidase (Niedermann, D.M.
(79) 309)
Ethanol
Azasqualene; Hopanoid; Zymomonas mobilis (Horbach, S. (79)
347) Gene fusion
SucrosePTS; Streptococcus mutans (Sato, Y. (79) 339)
Expression .
Genetic transformation
Escherichia coli; S-fimbria; Variability (Ott, M. (79) 233)
Enterococcus spp.; Electroporation (Friesenegger, A. (79) 323)
Extracellular polymeric substance
Genome fingerprinting
Ammonia oxidising bacteria; Survival in soil; Desiccation;
Plant pathogenic pseudomonad; Pseudomonas syringae; Pulsed
Nitrification (Allison, S.M. (79) 65)
field gel electrophoresis; Macrorestriction analysis (Grothues,
D. (79) 83)
FadR
Helix-turn-helix motif; Transcriptional regulator; DNA-bind-
endo- B -1,4-Glucanase
ing protein; Sequence comparison; GenA; GntR; HutC; KorA;
B-1,4-Glucosidase; Isozyme; Aspergillus; Characterization
P30; PhnF (Haydon, D.J. (79) 291)
(Sharma, S. (79) 99)
Field inversion electrophoresis
8-Glucan synthase
Physical map; Mycoplasma capricolum (Miyata, M. (79) 329)
Saprolegnia monoica; ATP; Glucose-phosphate (Girard, V. (79)
285)
Food-borne botulism
Clostridium botulinum type A; Infant botulism; Haemag-
Glucose-phosphate
glutinin; Intestinal colonization (Tabita, K. (79) 251)
8-Glucan synthase; Saprolegnia monoica; ATP (Girard, V. (79)
285)
Galactomannan
Schizosaccharomyces pombe; Cell wall structure (Ribas, J.C.
B-1,4-Glucosidase
(79) 263)
endo-B-1,4-Glucanase; Isozyme; Aspergillus; Characterization
(Sharma, S. (79) 99)
8-Galactosidase fusion
Escherichia coli; Stringent replication; Regulation of expres-
Glucosyltransferase
sion (Bingham, A.H.A. (79) 239)
Streptococcus mutans; gtfB Gene (Kato, C. (79) 153)
Ganglioside
Glycolytic enzymes
Type B botulinum neurotoxin; Acceptor; Synaptosome; Bind-
Type G botulinum toxin; Natural sugar; Oral toxicity; Gas-
ing; Clostridium botulinum (Ogasawara, J. (79) 351)
liquid chromatography; Peptidoglycan (Nukina, M. (79) 159)
Gas-liquid chromatography GntR
Type G botulinum toxin; Natural sugar; Oral toxicity; Pepti- Helix-turn-helix motif; Transcriptional regulator; DNA-bind-
doglycan; Glycolytic enzymes (Nukina, M. (79) 159) ing protein; Sequence comparison; FadR; GenA; HutC; KorA;
P30; PhnF (Haydon, D.J. (79) 291)
G+C content
Renibacterium salmoninarum; Taxonomy; Phylogeny (Banner, Growth phase regulation
C.R. (79) 57) Protein secretion; Cellulase; Erwinia chrysanthemi; Erwinia
carotovora (Py, B. (79) 315)
GenA
Helix-turn-helix motif; Transcriptional regulator; DNA-bind- Haemagglutinin
ing protein; Sequence comparison; FadR; GntR; HutC; KorA; Clostridium botulinum type A; Infant botulism; Food-borne
P30; PhnF (Haydon, D.J. (79) 291) botulism; Intestinal colonization (Tabita, K. (79) 251)
a-Haemolysin expression Isozyme
Escherichia coli; Morganella morganii; Enterobacter cloacae; endo-B-1,4-Glucanase; f-1,4-Glucosidase; Aspergillus; Char-
Haemolytic Enterobacteriaceae (Prada, J. (79) 111) acterization (Sharma, S. (79) 99)
Haemolytic Enterobacteriaceae IS/ Variant
a-Haemolysin expression; Escherichia coli; Morganella IS/K insertion; Tetracycline-resistance gene; Chromosomal
morganii; Enterobacter cloacae (Prada, J. (79) 111) DNA; Escherichia coli; Bacillus subtilis (Amano, H. (79) 5)
Heat-stable enterotoxin KorA
Vibrio mimicus;, Vibrio cholerae non-O1 (Arita, M. (79) 105) Helix-turn-helix motif; Transcriptional regulator; DNA-bind-
ing protein; Sequence comparison; FadR; GenA; GntR; HutC;
Heavy contamination P30; PhnF (Haydon, D.J. (79) 291)
Clostridium botulinum type F; Honey; Multiplication; Bacillus
alvei (Nakano, H. (79) 171) D-Lactate dehydrogenase
Lactobacillus bulgaricus; Protein evolution (Le Bras, G. (79) 89)
Helicobacter pylori
Lactobacillus bulgaricus
Biotype; Protein pattern; DNA digest pattern; Ribopattern;
D-Lactate dehydrogenase; Protein evolution (Le Bras, G. (79)
Plasmid; Cytotoxin (Owen, R.J. (79) 199)
89)
Helix-turn-helix motif
Lactococcus
Transcriptional regulator; DNA-binding protein; Sequence
Nuclease; DNA restriction (Mayo, B. (79) 195)
comparison; FadR; GenA; GntR; HutC; KorA; P30; PhnF
(Haydon, D.J. (79) 291)
Lipopolysaccharide
Bordetella pertussis (Ray, A. (79) 211)
Hemolysin
Bacillus thuringiensis; Bacillus cereus (Honda, T. (79) 205)
Macrorestriction analysis
Plant pathogenic pseudomonad; Pseudomonas syringae; Pulsed
Honey
field gel electrophoresis; Genome fingerprinting (Grothues, D.
Clostridium botulinum type F; Heavy contamination; Multipli-
(79) 83)
cation; Bacillus alvei (Nakano, H. (79) 171)
Mannose-sensitive haemagglutinin
Hopanoid
Vibrio cholerae; Biotype El Tor; El Tor-associated antigen
Azasqualene; Zymomonas mobilis; Ethanol (Horbach, S. (79)
(Svennerholm, A.-M. (79) 179)
347)
Membrane culture
Hot spot
Solid-state culture; Submerged culture; Plackett-Burman; Bio-
TN9/6; Tn9/6A4E; Clostridium difficile (Mullany, P. (79) 191)
control (Silman, R.W. (79) 69)
HutC
Membrane permeability
Helix-turn-helix motif; Transcriptional regulator; DNA-bind-
Pseudomonas aeruginosa; New quinolone antimicrobial agent;
ing protein; Sequence comparison; FadR; GenA; GntR; KorA;
nfxB; Cloning (Okazaki, T. (79) 31)
P30; PhnF (Haydon, D.J. (79) 291)
Membrane potential
Infant botulism Motility loss (Poole, P.S. (79) 1)
Clostridium botulinum type A; Food-borne botulism; Haemag-
glutinin; Intestinal colonization (Tabita, K. (79) 251) Metalloprotease
Xanthomonas maltophilia; Psychrophilic; Alpine environment
Intestinal colonization (Margesin, R. (79) 257)
Clostridium botulinum type A; Infant botulism; Food-borne
botulism; Haemagglutinin (Tabita, K. (79) 251) 2-Methyl-4-chlorophenol
Biodegradation of herbicides; 2-(2-Methyl-4-chlorophen-
Iron oxy)propionic acid; 2,4-Dichlorophenol; 2,4-Dichlorophenoxy-
Salmonella; Siderophore; Enterobactin; Aerobactin; Colicin B; acetic acid; Substituted phenol (Oh, K.-H. (79) 141)
Cloacin DF13 (Visca, P. (79) 225)
2-(2-Methyl-4-chlorophenoxy)propionic acid
IS/K insertion Biodegradation of herbicides; 2-Methyl-4-chlorophenol; 2,4-
IS/ Variant; Tetracycline-resistance gene; Chromosomal DNA; Dichlorophenol; 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid; Substituted
Escherichia coli; Bacillus subtilis (Amano, H. (79) 5) phenol (Oh, K.-H. (79) 141)
368
Morganella morganii Nutritionally variant streptococcus
a-Haemolysin expression; Escherichia coli; Enterobacter cloa- Acetylglucosaminidase; Bacteriolytic activity (Lampis, G. (79)
cae; Haemolytic Enterobacteriaceae (Prada, J. (79) 111) 95)
Motility loss OmpC
Membrane potential (Poole, P.S. (79) 1) OmpF; Escherichia coli; Turgor stress (Graeme-Cook, K.A.
(79) 219)
Multiplication
Clostridium botulinum type F; Honey; Heavy contamination; OmpF
Bacillus alvei (Nakano, H. (79) 171) OmpC; Escherichia coli; Turgor stress (Graeme-Cook, K.A.
(79) 219)
Mycoplasma capricolum
Physical map; Field inversion electrophoresis (Miyata, M. (79) Oral toxicity
329) Type G botulinum toxin; Natural sugar; Gas-liquid chro-
matography; Peptidoglycan; Glycolytic enzymes (Nukina, M.
Mycoplasma hominis (79) 159)
Elongation factor; DNA sequence (Ladefoged, S.A. (79) 133)
P30
Natural sugar
Helix-turn-helix motif; Transcriptional regulator; DNA-bind-
Type G botulinum toxin; Oral toxicity; Gas-liquid chromatog-
ing protein; Sequence comparison; FadR; GenA; GntR; HutC;
raphy; Peptidoglycan; Glycolytic enzymes (Nukina, M. (79)
KorA; PhnF (Haydon, D.J. (79) 291)
159)
Pectolytic activity
Neurospora crassa
Streptomyces strains (Ladjama, A. (79) 279)
L-Amino acid oxidase; Gene expression (Niedermann, D.M.
(79) 309)
Peptide permease
Peptide regulation; Transport regulation; Nitrogen regulation;
New quinolone antimicrobial agent
Permease regulation (Payne, J.W. (79) 15)
Pseudomonas aeruginosa, nfxB; Membrane permeability; Clon-
ing (Okazaki, T. (79) 31)
Peptide regulation
Peptide permease; Transport regulation; Nitrogen regulation;
Nitrification
Permease regulation (Payne, J.W. (79) 15)
Ammonia oxidising bacteria; Survival in soil; Desiccation;
Extracellular polymeric substance (Allison, S.M. (79) 65)
Peptide transport
Anticandidal peptide; Candida albicans (Shallow, D.A. (79) 9)
Nitrogen fixation
Azorhizobium caulinodans; Ammonia excretion; Chemostat
Peptidoglycan
(Ferdinandy-van Vlerken, M.M.A. (79) 45)
Type G botulinum toxin; Natural sugar; Oral toxicity; Gas-
liquid chromatography; Glycolytic enzymes (Nukina, M. (79)
Nitrogen regulation
159)
Peptide permease; Peptide regulation; Transport regulation;
Permease regulation (Payne, J.W. (79) 15)
Permease regulation
Nocardioform Peptide permease; Peptide regulation; Transport regulation;
Rifampicin inactivation; Rhodococcus; DNA cloning (Ander- Nitrogen regulation (Payne, J.W. (79) 15)
sen, S.J. (79) 247)
Pertussis toxin
Nontoxic component Subunit S1; Secretion; Bacillus subtilis; Protective antibody
Type G botulinum toxin; Anion exchange chromatography; (Himanen, J.-P. (79) 115)
Toxic component (Nukina, M. (79) 165)
Phage
Nuclease Restriction alleviation; Escherichia coli K-12; EcoRI; Ultra-
Lactococcus; DNA restriction (Mayo, B. (79) 195) violet light (Radnedge, L. (79) 121)
Nucleotide sequence Phenotypic variation
Archaebacterium; Thermoplasma acidephilum; Elongation fac- Erynia neoaphidis; Single spore germination; Conidium; Col-
tor 2; fus Gene (Pechmann, H. (79) 51) ony extension rate; Aphid-infectivity (Gray, S.N. (79) 273)