Journal of Medical Microbiology 1991: Vol 34 Index

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INDEX OF SUBJECTS FOR VOLUME 34
Abscess Aspergillus fumigatus
bacterial killing by neutrophils, 73 in chronic granulomatous disease, 129
P. acnes in mixed infections, 249 killing by neutrophils, 129
Acinetobacter calcoaceticus ATB 32A system, 295
immune response in man, 83
outer-membrane-protein antigens, 83 Bacteroides
Adherence B.fragilis, adherence, 51
B.fragilis, to cell cultures, 51 B.fragilis, haemagglutination, 51
E. coli, to plastic catheters, 349 B.fragilis, killing by neutrophils, 73
effects of catheter materials, 349 B.fragilis, lipopolysaccharide analysis, 253
H. pylori, to HEp-2 cells, 181 lipopolysaccharide analysis by PAGE, 253
P. aeruginosa, to plastic catheters, 7,349 Bacteriuria, Enterobacteriaceae in, 153
5. aureus, to plastic catheters, 349 Beh9et’s syndrome, 39
S. dysenteriae, to cell cultures, 259 Bismuth subcitrate, colloidal, 181
S. epidermidis, to plastic catheters, 349 BOOKS RECEIVED
Aeromonas hydrophila A colour atlas of virology (by J. Versteeg), 372
exotoxin profiles, 363 Animal virus pathogenesis. A practical approach (edited
virulence factors, 363 by M. B. A. Oldstone), 192
Agglutination Antiviral compounds from plants (by James B. Hudson),
rapid micro-agglutination technique, 29 371
A textbook of parasitology (by Subhash S. Kelkar and
AlDs (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome)
Rohini S. Kelkar), 127
associated with Af. avium-intracellulare, 225
Bacterial vaccines (edited by A. Mizrahi), 309
Amoxycillin resistance, and oral streptococci, 33
Clinical and molecular aspects of anaerobes (edited by
Anaerobes
S. P. Borriello), 128
gram-positive, identification of, 295, 339
Control of virus diseases (edited by N. J. Dimmock,
see also Bacteroides
P. D. Griffiths and C. R. Madely), 191
Antibiotic resistance CRC Handbook of laboratory safety (edited by A. K.
amoxycillin, and oral streptococci, 33 Furr), 127
characterisation of S. aureus isolates, 109
Heterosexual transmission of AIDS (by N. J. Alexander,
chloramphenico:, and S. aureus, 109
H. L. Gahelnick and J. M. Spieler), 126
chloramphenicol, and S. typhi, 149 Human immunodeficiency virus: Innovative techniques
of enterotoxigenic E. coli, 89 for isolation and identification. Monographs in
erythromycin, and oral streptococci, 33
Virology, Volume 18. (edited by J. L. Melnick), 309
gentamicin, and S. aureus, 103 Lyme borreliosis II (edited by G. Stanek et al.), 127
methicillin, and S. aureus, 109,193 Microbial growth dynamics (edited by R. K. Poole, M. J.
multiresistance of S. typhi, 149 Bazin and C. W. Keevil), 191
sulphamethoxazole, and Enterobacteriaceae, 153 Molecular aspects of immune response and infectious
tetracycline, and S. aureus, 109,193 diseases (Advances in host defense mechanisms,
trimethoprim, and Enterobacteriaceae, 153 volume 7) (edited by Hiroshi Kiyono, Emilio Jirillo,
Antibiotics and other antimicrobial substances Claudio Desimone), 371
bactericidal activity of ciprofloxacin, 19 Oral candidosis (by L. P. Samaranayake and T. W.
cefuroxime, and peritonitis, 137 MacFarlane), 126
chloramphenicol, and activity of ciprofloxacin, 19 Principles and practice of clinical virology. 2nd edition
polymyxin B, anti-endotoxin activity, 233 (edited by A. J. Zuckerman, J. E. Banatvala, J. R.
rifampicin, and activity of ciprofloxacin, 19 Pattison), 371
trimethoprim, and E. coli, 329 Progress in medical virology, Vol. 37 (edited by J. L.
zidovudine, and E. coli, 329 Melnick), 191
Antibodies Structure and function of nucleic acids and proteins
against A. calcoaceticus, 83 (edited by Felicia Y. H. Wu and Cheng-Wen Wu), 309
against B. bronchiseptica, 159 The 4-quinolones: anti-bacterial agents in-vitro (edited
against G. lamblia, 271 by G. C. Crumplin), 310
against HSV-1,39 The bacteria. A treatise on structure and function.
against L. pneumophila, 29 Vol. XI. Molecular basis o( bacterial pathogenesis
against P. aeruginosa, 203 (edited by Barbara H. Inglewski and Virginia L.
against streptococcal opacity factor, 119 Clark), 126
see also Monoclonal antibodies Viral vaccines. Advances in biotechnological processes,
Antigens Vol. 14 (edited by A. Mizrahi), 192
A. calcoaceticus, outer membrane proteins, 83 Bordetella
Brucella, outer membrane proteins, 175 B. bronchiseptica, lipopolysaccharide, 159
of enterotoxigenic E. coli, 89 B. broTKhiseptica, serum sensitivity, 159
G. lamblia, stool antigen, 271 B. parapertussis, lipopolysaccharide, 159
S. dysenteriae, O-antigen, 259 B. parapertussis, serum sensitivity, 159
streptococcal M-antigen, 119 B. pertussis, heat-labile toxin, 45
V. cholerae, outer membrane proteins, 167 B. pertussis, lipopolysaccharide, 159
Antimony resistance, of S. aureus, 193 B. pertussis, serum sensitivity, 159
Arsenate resistance, of S. aureus, 193 Brucella
Arsenite resistance, of S. aureus, 193 monoclonal antibodies, 175
373
374 INDEX OF SUBJECTS
outer-membrane-protein antigens, 175 priming of polymorphonuclear leucocytes, 233
passive immunity in mice, 175 see also Lipopolysaccharide
Enterobacteriaceae
Cadmium resistance, of S. aureus, 193 plasmids, 153
Candida albicans trimethoprim resistance, 153
in chronic granulomatous disease, 129 in urinary tract infections, 153
killing by neutrophils, 129 Enterocytes
CARD (continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis), 137 pathogenicity of T. hyodysenteriae, 97
Capsule, of B.fragilis, 51 Enterotoxins
Catheters of A. hydrophila, 363
adherence of P. aeruginosa, 7, 349 of enterotoxigenic E. coli, 89
materials, bacterial adherence and viability, 349 Enzyme profiles
Cefuroxime treatment, in peritonitis, 137 identiflcation of Peptostreptococcus spp., 295
Cell cultures Epidemiology
adherence of B.fragilis, 51 clonal analysis of H. influenzae. 111
adherence of H. pylori, 181 streptococcal opacity f^actor as marker, 119
adherence of S. dysenteriae, 259 typing of coagulase-negative staphylococci, 245
assay for B. pertussis toxin, 45 typing of N. meningitidis, 265
cytotoxicity of P. multocida, 333 Erythromycin resistance, of oral streptococci, 33
Chemiluminescence, 233 Escherichia coli
Chloramphenicol adherence to catheter materials, 349
and bacterial activity of ciprofloxacin, 19 antibiotic resistance assays, 89
resistance of S. aureus, 109 bactericidal activity of ciprofloxacin, 19
resistance of S. typhi, 149 biotyping, 89
Chloride ions in chronic granulomatous disease, 129
uptake by human leucocytes, 285 enterotoxigenic (ETEC), 89
Cholera toxin-like factor killing by neutrophils, 73, 129
of A. hydrophila, 363 in mixed cultures with P. acnes, 249
Chromatography, 159 plasmids, 89
affinity, 167 priming of leucocytes by endotoxin, 233
gas liquid, 295 role of SOS response, 329
high performance liquid, 213, 285 trimethoprim sensitivity, 329
Ciprofloxacin zidovudine sensitivity, 329
bactericidal activity against E. coli, 19 Exotoxins, of A. hydrophila, 363
Colonic loop
pathogenicity of T. hyodysenteriae haemolysin, 97 Faeces, G. lamblia antigen in, 271
Complement Fatty acids, volatile
in bacterial killing by abscess neutrophils, 73 enzyme profiles of Peptostreptococcus spp., 295
serum sensitivity of Bordetella spp., 159 Fluorescence assays
Copro-diagnosis, of G. lamblia, 271 Legionella spp., and iron, 113
Culture media see Media Food-poisoning
Cystic fibrosis, 203,213 review of eggs and salmonella, 65
Cytotoxins Furunculosis, 323
haemolysin of T. hyodysenteriae, 97
in pathogenesis of A. hydrophila, 363 Gastritis,//. pj/or/'-related, 181
Genital tract
Dialysis cultures, Legionella spp., 113 mouse model of gonococcal infection, 355
Diarrhoea, enterotoxigenic E. coli, 89 Gentamicin resistance, in S. aureus, 103
DNA Giardia lamblia
gyrase, 19 characterisation of stool antigen, 271
hybridisation, 225, 265 copro-diagnosis of giardiasis, 271
in polymerase chain reaction, 39 Giardiasis, 271
restriction analysis, 149,225, 265 Glycocalyx, of H. pylori, 181
Gonococci see Neisseria gonorrhoeae
Eggs, and salmonella food-poisoning, 65 Granulomatous disease, chronic, 129
Electronmicroscopy Guinea-pigs
adherence of H. pylori, 181 dermonecrotic test, and P. multocida, 333
adherence of P. aeruginosa, 1
pathogenicity of T. hyodysenteriae, 97 Haem
scanning, 7,97 iron sources for H. ducreyi, 317
transmission, 97 Haemagglutination
Electrophoresis by B.fragilis, 51
crossed immuno-electrophoresis, 203 by H. pylori, 181
differentiation of anaerobic gram-positive cocci, 339 by 5. dysenteriae, 259
see also PAGE; SDS-PAGE Haemolysin
ELISA of A. hydrophila, 363
characterisation of G. lamblia antigen, 271 of L. monocytogenes, 13
copra-diagnosis of giardiasis, 271 of T. hyodysenteriae, 91
dermonecrotic toxin of P. multocida, 333 Haemophilus
V. cAo/erae antigens, 167 H. ducreyi, bioassay of iron sources, 317
Endotoxin H. influenzae, clonal analysis of whole cell polypeptides,
monoclonal antibodies to lipid A, 233 111
INDEX OF SUBJECTS 375
H. influenzae, epidemiology. 111 Meningitis
H. influenzae, outer membrane protein subtype H. influenzae infection, 313
distribution, 313 N. meningitidis infection, 265
Helicobacter pylori Mercury resistance, of S. aureus, 193
adherence to HEp-2 cells, 181 Metal ions, resistance of 5. aureus, 193
glycocalyx, 181 Methicillin resistance, of S. aureus, 109,193
soluble haemagglutinins, 181 Monoclonal antibodies
Herpes simplex virus type-1 (HSV-1) against Brucella, 175
antibodies, 39 against lipid A, 233
detection of DNA, 39 against V. cholerae Ol, 167
Hydrogen peroxide production effects of priming polymorphonuclear leucocytes by
by Mycoplasma spp., 219 endotoxin, 233
Hydrophobicity of P. aeruginosa, 1 Mouse model
gonococcal genital infection, 355
Ileal loop immunocompromised host, 13
pathogenicity of T. hyodysenteriae, 97 passive immunity to Brucella, 175
Immune response, to A. calcoaceticus, 83 pathogenicity of L. monocytogertes, 13
Immunisation pathogenicity of P. acnes in mixed infections, 249
mice against Salmonella, 51 vaccination against Salmonella, 57
Immunoblotting Mycobacterium spp.
antibodies to A. calcoaceticus, 83 identification by polypeptide profiles, 1
antibodies to P. aeruginosa, 203 M. avium-intracellulare, associated with AIDS, 225
dermonecrotic toxin of P. multocida, 333 M. avium- intracelhdare, plasmid analysis, 225
V. c/io/erae antigens, 167 Mycoplasma spp.
Immunocompromised host hydrogen peroxide production, 219
pathogenicity of L. monocytogenes, 13 oxygen uptake, 219
Immunoglobulins
IgG, antibodies to A. calcoaceticus, 83 Neisseria
IgG, monoclonal antibodies to Brucella, 175 N. gorwrrhoeae, opacity variants, 355
IgG, monoclonal antibodies to V. cholerae, 167 N. gonorrhoeae, phagocytosis by polymorphonuclear
IgM, monoclonal antibodies to lipid A, 233 leucocytes, 285
Infective endocarditis, 33, 323 N. gonorrhoeae, stimulation of chloride ion uptake, 285
Iron regulation N. meningitidis, restriction fragment length
antibodies to membrane proteins of A. calcoaceticus, 83 polymorphisms, 265
antibodies to membrane proteins of P. aeruginosa, 203 N. meningitidis, epidemiological typing, 265
human lactoferrin binding by S. aureus, 323 Neutrophils
sensitivity of Legionella spp., 113 abscess-derived, and bacterial killing, 73
sources of iron for H. ducreyi, 317 in chronic granulomatous disease, 129
non-oxidative microbicidal mechanisms, 129
Nocardia asteroides
Klebsiella pneumoniae
in chronic granulomatous disease, 129
in mixed infection with P. acnes, 249
killing by neutrophils, 129
Lactoferrin binding, by S. aureus, 323 Oligosaccharides, of Bordetella spp., 159
Legionella spp. Opacity factor, streptococcal, 119
L. pneumophila rapid micro-agglutination test, 29 Oral infections
mechanisms of iron acquisition, 113 antibiotic resistant streptococci, 33
sensitivity to iron chelators, 113 HSV-1 mouth ulcers, 39
Leucocytes and infective endocarditis, 33
detection of DNA of HSV-1 in, 39 Outer membrane protein (OMP)
see also Neutrophils; Polymorphonuclear leucocytes antigens of A. calcoaceticus, 83
Lipid A antigens of Sruce//a, 175
monoclonal antibodies, 233 antigens of V. cholerae Ol, 167
priming of polymorphonuclear leucocytes by endotoxin, of P. aeruginosa, antibodies to, 203
233 subtype distribution of H. influenzae, 313
Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) Oxygen, uptake by fermentative Mycoplasma spp., 219
A. calcoaceticus, immune response, 83
adhesion and haemagglutinating activity of
PAGE
S. dysenteriae, 259
lipopolysaccharide profiles of Bacteroides spp., 253
Bruce//a antigens, 175
see also SDS-PAGE
monoclonal antibodies to lipid A, 233
Pasteurella multocida
priming of polymorphonuclear leucocytes, 233
dermonecrotic toxin production, 333
profiles, of Bacteroides spp., 253
in respiratory tract infection, 333
serum resistance of Bordetella spp., 159
Penicillin resistance, of S. aureus, 109
Listeria morwcytogenes, pathogenicity, 13
Peptostreptococcus spp.
Listeriolysin, 13
differentiation by protein electrophoresis, 339
Listeriosis, 13
enzyme profile, 295
laboratory identification, 295,339
Media volatile fatty acids, 295
defined, for coagulase-negative staphylococci, 143 Peritonitis
iron sources for H. ducreyi, 317 in continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis, 137
376 INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Phage typing, of S. aureus, 109 lipopolysaccharide of Bordetella spp., 159
Phagocytosis outer-membrane proteins of P. aeruginosa, 203
by abscess-derived neutrophils, 73 polypeptide profiles of Mycobacterium spp., 1
gonococci, by human leucocytes, 285 tricine-SDS system, 253
Pili, of N. gonorrhoeae, 285 V. c/io/erae antigens, 167
Plasmids whole cell polypeptides of H. influenzae, 211
analysis of M. avium-intracellulare, 225 Septicaemia, and 5. aureus, 323
E. coli, multiple drug resistance, 89 Serology
gentamicin resistance of S. aureus, 103 rapid micro-agglutination technique, 29
metal ion resistance of S. aureus, 193 Serratia marcescens
methicillin resistance of 5. aureus, 193 in chronic granulomatous disease, 129
S. typhi, multiple drug resistance, 149 killing by neutrophils, 129
transfer, in S. aureus, 103 Serum
trimethoprim resistance of Enterobacteriaceae, 153 passive protection of mice against Brucella, 175
Polymerase chain reaction sensitivity of Bordetella spp., 159
detection of HSV-1 DNA, 39 Shigella dysenteriae
Polymorphonuclear leucocytes (PMNLs) adherence, 259
in chronic granulomatous disease, 129 haemagglutinin, 259
inhibition of priming by endotoxin, 233 lipopolysaccharide, 259
non-oxidative microbicidal mechanisms, 129 Silver staining
phagocytosis of N. gorwrrhoeae, 285 SDS-PAGE lipopolysaccharide profiles, 159
Polymyxin B, anti-endotoxin activity, 233 Slime formation
Polypeptide profiles by coagulase-negative staphylococci, 143
of Mycobacterium spp., 1 SOS response, in E. coli, 329
Poultry Southern blotting, 225,265
salmonella food-poisoning, 65 Staphylococci
PROCEEDINGS OF THE PATHOLOGICAL coagulase-negative, defined med.'um for, 143
SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, coagulase-negative, epidemiological typing, 245
Vol. 34 No. 4 April 1991. pp i-xii coagulase-negative, pyrolysis mass spectrometry, 245
Propionibacterium acnes coagulase-negative, slime production, 143
pathogenicity in mixed infections, 249 S. aureus, adhesion to catheters, 349
Protease production, by S. aureus, 109 S. aureus, antibiotic sensitivity assay, 109
Protein electrophoresis S. aureus, anti-staphylococcal acitivity of P. aeruginosa,
anaerobic gram-positive cocci, 339 213
Proteus mirabilis S. aureus, in chronic granulomatous disease, 129
killing by abscess-derived neutrophils, 73 S. aureus, gentamicin resistance, 103
Pseudomonas aeruginosa S. aureus, human lactoferrin binding, 323
adherence to plastic catheters, 7, 349 S. aureus, killing by neutrophils, 73,129
antibodies to iron-regulated membrane proteins, 203 S. aureus methicillin resistance, 193, 213
antibodies to outer membrane proteins, 203 S. aureus in mixed infection with P. acnes, 249
anti-staphylococcal substance, 213 S. aureus, phage typing, 109
in cystic fibrosis, 203,213 S. aureus, plasmids, 103,193
hydrophobicity, 7 S. aureus resistance to metal ions, 193
mucoid strains, 7, 203 5. aureus tetracycline resistance, 193
Pyrolysis mass spectrometry, 245 S. epidermidis, adherence to catheters, 349
Streptococci
4-Quinolones antibodies against opacity factor, 119
bactericidal activity of ciprofloxacin, 19 epidemiological marker, 119
and infective endocarditis, 33
Radiometry, 7,285, 349 M-type antigen, 119
Restriction analysis oral, and antibiotic resistance, 33
antibiotic-resistance plasmid of S. typhi, 149 Streptomycin resistance, of S. aureus, 109
plasmids of M. avium-intracellulare, 225 Sulphamethoxazole
Restriction fragment length polymorphisms in resistance of Enterobacteriaceae, 153
N. meningitidis, 265 Swine dysentery, 97
Rhamnose fermentation
by enterotoxigenic E. coli, 89 Tetracycline resistance, of S. aureus, 109,193
Rifampicin Toxic shock syndrome, 323
and bactericidal activity of ciprofloxacin, 19 Toxins
dermonecrotic, of P. multocida, 333
Salrrmnella exotoxins of A. hydrophila, 363
eggs and food-poisoning review, 65 heat-labile, of B. pertussis, 45
manipulation of aromatic dependence, 57 see also Cytotoxins; Endotoxin; Enterotoxins
5. enteritidis in eggs, and food-poisoning, 66 Transferrins
serotype Bovismorbificans, 57 sensitivity of Legionella spp., 113
S. minnesota, priming effects of endotoxin, 233 Treponema hyodysenteriae
S. typhi, multiple drug resistance plasmid, 149 haemolysin, 97
S. typhimurium, and food-poisoning, 68 virulence factor, 97
vaccine, 57 Trimethoprim resistance
SDS-PAGE of Enterobacteriaceae, 153
clonal analysis of H. influenzae. 111 SOS response of E. coli, 329
lipopolysaccharide of Bacteroides spp., 253 Typhoid, 149
INDEX OF SUBJECTS 377
Urinary tract infection N. gonorrhoeae, 355
Enterobacteriaceae in, 153 opportunist pathogens in chronic granulomatous disease,
129
Vaccine, against Salmonella, 57 P. acnes, 249
Vibrio cholerae Ol P. multocida, 333
T. hyodysenteriae, 97
monoclonal antibodies, 167
outer-membrane-protein antigens, 167
Virulence factors Western blotting, Bordetella spp., 159
A. hydrophila, 363
B. bronchiseptica, 159 Zidovudine
H. influenzae, 313 SOS response of E. coli, 329
L. monocytogenes, 13 Zinc resistance, of S. aureus, 193
INDEX OF AUTHORS FOR VOLUME 34
Ako-Nai a K, Ogunniyi A D, Lamikanra A, De Jong A, Hoentjen A H, Van Der Zanden
Torimiro sea. The characterisation of clinical A G M. A rapid method for identification of
isolates of Staphylococcus aureus in Ile-Ife, Mycobacterium species by polyacrylamide gel
Nigeria, 109 electrophoresis of soluble cell proteins, 1
Al-Masaudi S B, Russell A D, Day M J. Factors De Rycke j, see Tabouret et a/., 13
affecting conjugative transfer of plasmid Donnio P Y, Avril J L, Andre P M, Vaucel J.
pWG613, determining gentamicin resistance, in Dermonecrotic toxin production by strains of
Staphylococcus aureus, 103 Pasteurella multocida isolated from man, 333
Alpar K E, see Smith and Alpar, 83 Dubray G, see Cloeckaert et al, 175
Amyes S G B, see Lewin and Amyes, 329 Duguid j P, North R A E. Eggs and salmonella
Andre P M, see Donnio et al., 333 food-poisoning: an evaluation, 65
Armstrong J A, Cooper Margaret, Goodwin C S, Dutt P, Mehta Saroj, Vinayak V K. Enzyine-
Robinson Jennifer, Wee S H, Burton M, linked immunosorbent assay for copro^iagnosis
Burke Valerie. Influence of soluble of giardiasis and characterisation of a specific
haemagglutinins on adherence of Helicobacter Giardia lamblia antigen in stools, 271
pylori to HEp-2 cells, 181 Dutta Shipra, see Prakash and Dutta, 119
Audurier a, see Tabouret et al., 13
Avril j L, see Donnio et al., 333 Easmon C S F, see Hellyer et al, 225
Emoto M, see Kita et al, 355
Birkbeck T H, see Frampton et al., 45
Biswas D, see Karmaker et al., 149 Finch R G, see Wilcox et al, 137
Blanco J, see Gonzalez et al., 89 Finlay-Jones j j. Hart P H, Spencer L K, Nulsen
Blanco M, see Gonzalez et al, 89 M F, Kenny P A, McDonald P J. Bacterial
Bland A P, see Lysons et al., 97 killing in vitro by abscess-derived neutrophils, 73
Bol P, see Van Alphen et al., 313 Forsgren a, see Naidu et al, 323
Bosseray N, see Cloeckaert et al., 175 Fox A J, Jones D M, Gray S J, Caugant D A,
Bowden R, see Cloeckaert et al., 175 Saunders N A. An epidemiologically valuable
Brook I. Pathogenicity of Propionibacterium acnes in typing method for Neisseria meningitidis by
mixed infections with facultative bacteria, 249 analysis of restriction fragment length
Brouwer E, see Cornelissen et al., 233 polymorphisms, 265
Brown I N, see Hellyer et al., 225 Frampton Helen K, Freer J H, Birkbeck T H,
Brown M R W, see Shand et al., 203 Wardlaw a C. Assay of Bordetella pertussis
Bruce K D, Pennington T H. Clonal analysis of heat-labile toxin with human embryonic lung
non-typable Haemophilus influenzae by sodium cells, 45
dodecyl sulphate-polyacrylamide gel Freeman R, Goodfellow M, Ward A C, Hudson
electrophoresis of whole cell polypeptides, 277 S J, Gould F K, Lightfoot N F.
Burden R P, see Wilcox et al, 137 Epidemiological typing of coagulase-negative
Burke Valerie, see Armstrong e/ a/., 181 staphylococci by pyrolysis mass spectrometry,
Burton M, see Armstrong et al., 181 245
Byrd D W, Roop R M, Veit H P, Schurig G G. Freer J H, see Frampton et al, 245
Serum sensitivity and lipopolysaccharide Frost A J, see Lysons et al, 97
characteristics in Bordetella bronchiseptica,
B. pertussis and B. parapertussis, 159 Garabal I, see Gonzalez et al, 89
Geelen-Van Den Broek Lea, see Van Alphen et
Castellani Pastoris Maddalena, see Goldoni et al, 313
al,113 George R C, see Tsakris et al, 153
Caugant D a, see Fox et al, 265 Goldoni Paola, Visca P, Castellani Pastoris
Chatterjee S K, see Karmaker et al, 149 Maddalena, Valenti Piera, Orsi N. Growth
CiZNAR I, see Qadri et al, 259 of Legionella spp. under conditions of iron
Cloeckaert A, Jacques I, Bosseray N, Limet J N, restriction, 113
Bowden R, Dubray G, Plommet M. Protection Gonzalez E A, Blanco J, Garabal I, Blanco M.
conferred on mice by monoclonal antibodies Biotypes, antibiotic resistance and plasmids
directed against outer-membrane-protein coding for CFA/I and STa in enterotoxigenic
antigens ol Brucella, 175 Escherichia coli strains of serotype 0153: H45
Cole P J, see Machan et al, 213 isolated in Spain, 89
Constantine Claire E, Wreghitt T G. A rapid Goodfellow M, see Freeman et al, 245
micro-agglutination technique for the detection Goodwin C S, see Armstrong et al, 181
of antibody to Legionella pneumophila serogroup Gould F K, see Freeman et al, 245
5,29 Gransden W R, Warren Christine, Phillips I.
Cooper Margaret, see Armstrong etal.,lSl 4-Quinolone-resistant Neisseria gonorrhoeae in
Cornelissen J J, Van Kessel C P M, Brouwer E, the United Kingdom, 23
Kraaijeveld C a, Verhoef J. Inhibition by Gray S J, see Fox et al, 265
lipid A-specific monoclonal antibodies of
priming of human polymorphonuclear Hamuro Akiko, see Kita et al, 355
leucocytes by endotoxin, 233 Handley Pauline S, see Oyston and Handley, 51
Haq S, see Qadri et al, 259
Dale J W, see Hellyer et al, 225 Hardy P, see Longman et al, 33
Day M j, see Al-Masaudi et al, 103 Hart P H, see Finlay-Jones et al, 73
378
INDEX OF AUTHORS 379
Hastings J G M, see Hussain et al, 143 Machan Z a, Pitt T L, White W, Watson D,
HEDSTRdM S-A, see Naidu et al., 323 Taylor G W, Cole P J, Wilson R. Interaction
Hellyer T J, Brown IN, Dale J W, Easmon C S F. between Pseudomonas aeruginosa and
Plasmid analysis of Mycobacterium avium- Staphylococcus aureus : description of an anti-
intracellulare (MAI) isolated in the United staphylococcal substance, 213
Kingdom from patients with and without AIDS, Martin M V, see Longman et al., 33
225 Martinez-Martinez L, Pascual A, Perea E J.
Hoentjen a H, see De Jong et al., 1 Kinetics of adherence of mucoid and non¬
H0IBY N, see Shand et al., 203 mucoid Pseudomonas aeruginosa to plastic
Hossain S a, see Qadri et al., 259 catheters, 7
Howard B M A, see Lewin et al., 19 Maskell j P. The resolution of bacteroides
Hudson S J, see Freeman et al., 245 lipopolysaccharides by polyacrylamide gel
Hussain M, Hastings J G M, White P J, A electrophoresis, 253
chemically defined medium for slime production Mehta Saroj, see Durr et al., 271
by coagulase-negative staphylococci, 143 Mehtar S, see Tsakris et al., 153
Miedzobrodzki j, see Naidu et al., 323
Jackman P J H, see Taylor et al., 339 Miles R J, Taylor R R, Varsani H. Oxygen uptake
Jacques I, see Cloeckaert et al., 175 and H2O2 production by fermentative
Johnson A P, see Tsakris et al., 153 Mycoplasrtm spp., 219
Jones D M, see Fox et al., 265 Mitchelmore I J, see Murdoch and Mitchelmore,
295
Kabir S. Production and characterisation of Morgan A G, see Wilcox et al., 137
monoclonal antibodies to outer-membrane- Mukkur T K S, Stocker BAD, Walker K H.
protein antigens of Vibrio cholerae Ol, 167 Genetic manipulation of Salmonella serotype
Karmaker Shyamali, Biswas D, Shaikh N M, Bovismorbificans to aromatic-dependence and
Chatterjee S K, Kataria V K, Kumar R. Role evaluation of its vaccine potentitd in mice, 57
of a large plasmid of Salmonella typhi encoding Murdoch D A, Mitchelmore I J. The laboratory
multiple drug resistance, 149 identification of gram-positive anaerobic cocci,
Kashiba S, see Kita et al., 355 295
Kataria V K, see Karmaker et al., 149 Musser j M, see Naidu et al., 323
Katsui N, see Kita et al., 355
Kenny P A, see Finlay-Jones et al., 73
Naidu A S, Miedzobrodzki J, Musser J M,
Kent K A, see Lysons et al., 97
Kita E, Katsui N, Emoto M, Sawaki M, Oku D, ROSDAHL V T, HEDSTRdM S-A, FORSGREN A.
Nishikawa Flmiko, Hamuro Akiko, Kashiba Human lactoferrin binding in clinical isolates of
S. Virulence of transparent and opaque colony Staphylococcus aureus, 323
Navaratnam Parasakthi, see Vadivelu et al., 363
types of Neisseria gonorrhoeae for the genital
Nishikawa Fumiko, see Kita et al., 355
tract of mice, 355
North R A E, see Duguid and North, 65
Kok M L j, see Van Alphen et al., 313
Nulsen M F, see Finlay-Jones et al., 73
Kraaijeveld C a, see Cornelissen et al., 233
Kumar R, see Karmaker et al., 149
Odell E W, Segal A W. Killing of pathogens
Lamikanra a, see Ako-Nai et al., 109 associated with chronic granulomatous disease
Lee B C. Iron sources for Haemophilus ducreyi, 317 by the non-oxidative microbicidal mechanisms
Lehner T, see Studd et al., 39 of human neutrophils, 129
Lewin C S, Amyes S G B. The role of the SOS Ogunntyi a D, see Ako-Nai et al., 109
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RNA-synthesis independent bactericidal components of Bacteroides fragilis involved in
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Li Saw Hee F-L, see Poston and Li Saw Hee, 193
Lightfoot N F, see Freeman et al., 245 Pascual A, see Lopez-Lopez et al., 349
Limet j N, see Cloeckaert et al., 175 Pascual A, see Martinez-Martinez et al., 1
Longman Lesley P, Pearce Patricia K, McGowan Pearce Patricia K, see Longman et al., 33
Pauline, Hardy P, Martin M V. Antibiotic- Pedersen S S, see Shand et al., 203
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Lopez-Lopez G, Pascual A, Perea E J. Effect of Perea E J, see Martinez-Martinez et al., 7
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Lysons R J, Kent K A, Bland A P, Sellwood R, Pnr T L, see Machan et al., 213
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dysentery, 97 methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus :
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McCance D j, see Studd et al., 39 and tetracycline with loss of methicillin
McDonald P J, see Finlay-Jones et al., 73 resistance, 193
McGowan Pauline, see Longman et al., 33 Poutrel B, see Tabouret et al., 13
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Prakash Kunti, Dutta Shipra. Antibodies to Taylor E A, Jackman P J H, Phillips I. The
streptococcal opacity factor in a selected Indian differentiation of asaccharolytic anaerobic gram¬
population, 119 positive cocci by protein electrophoresis, 339
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Taylor R R, see Miles et al., 219
Torimiro sea, see Ako-Nai et al., 109
Qadri F, Haq S, Hossain S A, Ciznar I, Tzipori S. Tsakris a, Johnson A P, George R C, Mehtar S,
The association of haemagglutination and Vatopoulos a C. Distribution and
adhesion with lipopolysaccharide of Shigella transferability of plasmids encoding
dysenteriae serotype 1,259 trimethoprim resistance in urinary pathogens
from Greece, 153
Tzipori S, see Qadri et al., 259
Robinson Jennifer, see Armstrong etal.,\%\
Robinson W F, see Lysons et al., 97
Vadivelu Jamuna, Puthucheary Savithiri D,
Roop R M, see Byrd et al., 159
Navaratnam Parasakthi. Exotoxin profiles of
Rosdahl V T, see Naidu et al., 323
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Russell A D, see Al-Masaudi et al., 103
Valenti Piera, see Goldoni et a/., 113
Van Alphen L, Bol P, Kok M L J, Geelen-Van
Saunders N A, see Fox et al., 265 Den Broek Lea. Differences in subtype
Sawaki M, see Kita et al., 355 distribution of Haemophilus influenzae type b
Schurig G G, see Byrd et al., 159 from carriers in the general population and
Segal A W, see Odell and Segal, 129 patients with meningitis, 313
Sellwood R, see Lysons et al., 97 Van der Zanden A G M, see De Jong et al., 1
Shaikh N M, see Karmaker et al., 149 Van Kessel C P M, see Cornelissen et al., 233
Shand G H, Pedersen S S, Brown M R W, Hoiby Varsani H, see Miles et al., 2\9
N. Serum antibodies to Pseudomonas aeruginosa Vatopoulos A C, see Tsakris et al., 153
outer-membrane proteins and iron-regulated Vaucel j, see Donnio et al., 333
membrane proteins at different stages of chronic Veit H P, see Byrd et al., 159
cystic fibrosis lung infection, 203 Verhoef j, see Cornelissen et al., 233
Smith A W, Alpar K E. Immune response to ViNAYAK V K, see Dutt et al., 271
Acinetobacter calcoaceticus infection in man, 83 ViscA P, see Goldoni et al., 113
Smith J T, see Lewin et al., 19
Spencer L K, see Finlay-Jones et al., 73 Walker K H, see Mukkur et al., 57
Stocker BAD, see Mukkur et al., 57 Ward A C, see Freeman et al., 245
Studd M, McCance D J, Lehner T. Detection of Wardlaw a C, see Frampton et al, 45
HSV-1 DNA in patients with Beh9et’s syndrome Warren Christine, see Gransden et al., 23
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polymerase chain reaction, 39 Wee S H, see Armstrong et al., 181
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of chloride ion uptake in human leucocytes in White W, see Machan et al., 213
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