Research in Microbiology 1994: Vol 145 Index

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Research in Microbiology
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Index 1994 Volume 145 Institut Pasteur, Service des
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January 1 — December 31 Editions Scientifiques Elsevier
INDEX OF AUTHORS biosurfactants in combatting N.L. and Hirst, B.H. — Preferen-
hydrocarbon pollution in marine tial interaction of Salmonella typhi-
environments ........... 53 murium with mouse Peyer’s patch
BIGAIGNON, G.H. — See ANTHONISSEN, et a od ob cas bak ee 543
ABRAMOwWICZ, D.A. — Aerobic PCB F.M. CoeLHo, A., Momen, H., VICENTE,
biodegradation and anaerobic BINGEN, E. — See Cave, H. A.C.P. and SALLges, C.A. — An
PCB dechlorination in the envi- Biaci, F. — See CaTA.oi, A. analysis of the V1 and V2 regions
eee eee ee 42 Bicnon, J. — See Kunst, F. of Vibrio cholerae and Vibrio
AGRON, P.G., Monson, E.K., Ditta, BOCKEMUHL, J. — See Poporr, M.Y. mimicus 16S rRNA ....... 151
G.S. and He inski, D.R. — Oxygen Bonin, P. — See BERTRAND, J.-C. CoLweLL, R.R. — Scientific founda-
regulation of expression of nitrogen Bouvet, O.M.M., LENORMAND, P., tion of bioremediation and gaps
fixation genes in Rhizobium meli- CaRLIER, J.P. and Grimont, P.A.D. remaining to be filled ..... 40
SL iwivasincaceeeeta l 454 — Phenotypic diversity of anaero- Conte, M.P., LonGui, C., PETRoNg, G.,
ALTENDORF, K., VOELKNER, P. and bic glycerol dissimilation shown by PoLiporo, M., VALENTI, P. and
Puppe, W. — The sensor kinase seven enterobacterial species 129 SEGANTI, L. — Listeria monocyto-
KdpD and the response regulator BRENNAN, P.J. — See BE.IsLg, J.T. genes infection of Caco-2 cells: role
KdpE control expression, of the Bricip1, P. — See De Rossi, E. of growth temperature ..... 683
kdpFABC operon in Escherichia Bropy, S. — Circadian rhythms in Cooper, S. — See Hupp, T.R.
PE 2 &é cred ORs de hee 374 microorganisms.......... 499 Coppo.a, S. — See SALZANO, G.
ANTHONISSEN, F.M., De KEsEL, M., BuenpiA, A.J. — See SAuinas, J. CorsisiErR, P. — See van der Leuig, D.
Hoet, P.P. and BicaiGNon, G.H. — Cari, A. — See Barserio, C. Couturier, M. — See LLangs, C.
Evidence for the involvement of Car ier, J.P. — See Bouvet, O.M.M. CRAWFORD, J.T. — Development of
different genospecies of Borrelia in CARPENTER, P.B., HANLON, D.W., rapid techniques for identification
the clinical outcome of Lyme Kirscu, M.L. and Orpbat, G.W. of M. avium infections .... 177
disease in Belgium ....... 327 Novel aspects of chemotactic sen- CuELLo, F. — See Saunas, J.
Apraiz, D. — See CATALAN, V. sory transduction in Bacillus subti- Cul, X. — See TITGEMEYER, F.
ArvigEux, C. — See Sire, J.M. tad ot wed oo 6 04 ser eee 413 Dau, J.L. — See Kanner, R.J.
ASFELD, L. — See LLANgs, C. CARVALHO, M.A.R. — See FArias, DAMASCENO, C.A.V. — See Farias,
AvriL, J.L. — See Sire, J.M. L.M. L.M.
Baer, H.H. — See LAsz_o, A. CATALAN, V., Moreno, C., DAsI1, DARFEUILLE-MICHAUD, A. — See JAL-
BaAEYENS, W. — See van der LE ig, D. M.A., Munoz C. and Apraiz, D. — LAT, C.
BALLy, R. — See Haurart, J. Nested polymerase chain reaction Dasi, M.A. — See CATALAN, V.
BARBERIO, C., FANI, R., RAso, A., for detection of Legionella pneu- DAUTZENBERG, B. — Clinical trials in
Cari, A. and POLsINELLI, M. — mophila in water ......... 603 Mycobacterium avium therapy: les-
DNA fingerprinting of yeast strains CATALDI, A., ROMANO, M.I. and Bia, sons to take home ........ 197
by restriction enzyme analysis 659 F. — A Western blot characteriza- De CARVALHO, A.F., GAUTIER, M. and
Baroni, A. — See TuFANO, M.A. tion of Mycobacterium bovis anti- GRIMONT, F. — Identification of
Barrow, W.W. — See Rastoal, N. gens recognized by cattle sera 689 dairy Propionibacterium species by
BEGAupD, E. — See GERMANI, Y. Cavé, H., BINGEN, E., ELion, J. and rRNA gene restriction patterns 667
BELISLE, J.T. and BRENNAN, P.J. — DenaAmvr, E. — Differentiation of De Kese_, M. — See ANTHONISSEN,
Molecular basis of colony morpho- Escherichia coli strains using ran- F.M.
logy in Mycobacterium avium 237 domly amplified polymorphic De Rossi, E., Bricipi, P., WELKER,
Benson, A.K., Wu, J. and Newton, A. DNA analysis ........... 141 N.E., Riccarpi, G. and MATTEUZZI,
— The role of FIbD in regulation CHANG, C. and MEyerow!Tz, E.M. — D. New shuttle vector for clo-
of flagellar gene transcription in Eukaryotes have “two-component” ning in Bacillus stearothermophi-
Caulobacter crescentus .... 420 signal transducers ........ 481 Ms. Foseese bee n 8 579
BERMUDEZ, L.E.M. — See Youna, CHANG C.-H. — See Winans, S.C. DENAMUR, E. — See Cavé, H.
me 4 CHANTEAU, S. — See LEveée, S. Denis, M. — Immunomodulatory
BERNABE, A. — See SALINAS, J. CHEN C.-Y. — See Winans, S.C. events in Mycobacterium avium
BERTRAND, J.-C., Bonin, P., Goutx, Cuorpi, A. — See FERNANDEZ-LAGO, L. eee eee ee 225
M., GAUTHIER, M. and MILLE, G. CISALPINO, E.O. — See Farias, L.M. Desai, M. — See Hurtapo, A.
— The potential application of CvLarK, M.A., JEPSON, M.A., SIMMONS, DESPERRIER, J.M. — See GERMANI, Y.
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Diets, L. — See van der Letie, D. GERMANI, Y., BerRGAuD, E. and Des- Hupp, T.R., Keasvinc, J.D., Cooper,
Dirra, G.S. — See Aaron, P.G. PIERRIER, J.M. — Easy-to-perform S. and Kacuni, J.M. — Synthesis
Donini, P. — See SANTorI, P. modified Elek test to identify Shiga- of DnaK protein during the division
DusBNAu, D., HAHN, J., ROGGIANI, M., like toxin-producing diarrhoeogenic cycle of Escherichia coli... 99
Piazza, F. and WEINRAUCH, Y. Escherichia coli .......... 333 Hurtapo, A., Owen, R.J. and Desai,
Two-component regulators and GicqueL, B. — See Levée, G. M. — Flagellin gene profiling of
genetic competence in Bacillus GLaziou, P. — See Levée, G. Helicobacter pylori infecting
Pre ee ee 403 Gomez, M. — See FeRNANDEZ-LAGo, L. symptomatic and asymptomatic
DuHAIME, J.F. — See MEenarp, C. Goren, M.B. — See Lasz_o, A. a Pee 585
Ecue, B. — See Gasset, G. GossELIn, P. — See Menarp, C. INAMINE, J.M. — See Suzuki, A.E.
Eon, J. — See Cave, H. Goutx, M. — See BerTtrRAnp, J.-C. INDERLIED, C.B. — See Youna, L.S.
E.iner, J.J. — See Suiratsucui, H. Gouy, M. — See GA.tier, N. IsLAND, M.D. — See Kanner, R.J.
FALKINHAM, J.O., II] — Epidemiology Gras-Rouzet, S. — See Sire, J.M. Jack, T.R., Francis, M.McD. and
of Mycobacterium avium infections GratliA, J.-P. — Ufr/s variation in STEHMEIER, L.G. Disposal of
in the pre- and post-HIV era 169 Escherichia coli k12: a reversible slop oil and sludges by biodegrada-
FAni, R. — See BArserio, C. double-mutation or alternate chro- i 49
FariAS, L.M., ToTora, A.H., mosome expression in non-comple- JALLAT, C., DARFEUILLE-MICHAUD, A.,
MIRANDA, C.M.S., CARVALHO, menting diploids?......... 309 Ricu, C. and Jory, B. — Survey of
M.A.R., DAMASCENO, C.A.V., Green, M.H. and VERMEULEN, C.W. — clinical isolates of diarrhoeogenic
TAVARES, C.A.P., CisALPINO, E.O. Fever and the control of Gram-nega- Escherichia coli: diffusely adhe-
and Vieira, E.C. — Extraction, par- A ee Pe 269 ring E. coli strains with multiple
tial purification and characteriza- GriIMONT, F. — See de CARVALHO, A.F. adhesive factors.......... 621
tion of a bacteriocin (fragilicin) GriIMONT, F. — See LLANgs, C. Jepson, M.A. — See CLark, M.A.
produced by a strain of Bacteroides GrimMont, P.A.D. — See Bouvert, Jenek, J. — See Sire, J.M.
fragilis isolated from Callithrix O.M.M. JOHNER, C. — See Gaius, V.
ES ee eee 9 GrRoisMAN, E.A. — See Garcia VEs- Jounson, J.L. — See Suiratsucui, H.
Faure, D. — See Haurart, J. CONI, E. Joy, B. — See JALLart, C.
FERNANDEZ-LAGo, L., GOMEz, M., Viz- GuNSALUS, R.P. and PArK, S.-J. — Kapner, R.J., ISLAND, M.D., Daut, J.L.
CAINO, N. and Cuorpi, A. — Analy- Aerobic-anaerobic gene regulation and Wesser, C.A. — A transmem-
sis of the immune response to Yer- in Escherichia coli: control by the brane signalling complex controls
sinia enterocolitica serotype- ArcAB and Fnr regulons.... 437 transcription of the Uhp sugar phos-
0:9-released proteins by immuno- Gutnick, D. — Microbiological treat- phate transport system...... 381
blot and ELISA.......... 553 ment of contaminated storage Kacunli, J.M. — See Hupp, T.R.
Forst, S.A. and Roserts, D.L. — eee e Te eee 56 KEASLING, J.D. — See Hupp, T.R.
Signal transduction by the EnvZ- GutTnick, D.L. — Scientific and tech- Kirscu, M.L. — See Carpenter, P.B.
OmpR phosphotransfer system in nological issues leading to the prac- Kramer, H. — See Gaius, V.
DOs 4:6d6ae 2ta4ew as 363 tical application of bioremediation Kuan, G. and Sater, M.H., Jr — Phy-
GaliLus, V., RAMSPERGER, U., JOHNER, and environmental biotechnology. logenetic relationships among bac-
C., KRAMER, H. and RAscuep, I. — Te 39 teriorhodopsins .......... 273
The role of the adsorption complex HAESELEER, F. — Structural instability Kuxor, J.J. — See OLsen, R.H.
in the termination of filamentous of recombinant plasmids in myco- Kunst, F., MsApek, T., BIGNon, J. and
phage assembly.......... 699 ROE We epeoscasesneees 683 Rapoport, G. — The DegS/DegU
Ga tier, N. and Gouy, M. — Mole- Haun, J. — See Dusnau, D. and ComP/ComA two-component
cular phylogeny of Eubacteria: a Han D.C. — See Winans, S.C. systems are part of a network
new multiple tree analysis method HANDZEL, V. — See LaszLo, A. controlling degradative enzyme
applied to 15 sequence data sets HANLON, D.W. — See CARPENTER, P.B. synthesis and competence in Bacil-
questions the monophyly of Gram- Haurat, J., FAure, D., BALLy, R. and SD ig wéR aeonbsaw e 393
positive bacteria ......... 531 NorManb, P. — Molecular relation- LAPCHINE, L. — See Gasset, G.
GANGADHARAM, P.R.J. and Reppy, ship of an atypical Azospirillum Lasz.o, A., BAgR, H.H., Goren, M.B.,
M.V. — Contributions of animal strain 4T to other Azospirillum spe- HANDZEL, V. and Papa, F. — Scree-
and macrophage models to the GD) aa ceibeec SEe DA O'R 633 ning of synthetic trehalose 6,6’ -dies-
understanding of host parasite inter- Heirets, L.B. — Quantitative cultures ters and trehalose 6-monoesters as
action of Mycobacterium avium and drug susceptibility testing of potential immunoreactants for the
complex (MAC) disease.... 214 Mycobacterium avium clinical iso- serodiagnosis of tuberculosis 563
Garcia Véscovi, E., Soncini, F.C. and lates before and during the antimi- LENORMAND, P. — See Bouver,
GROISMAN, E.A. — The role of the crobial therapy........... 188 O.M.M.
PhoP/PhoQ regulon in Salmonella HiLLen, W. — See Hueck, C.J. Leret, V. — See Micuotey, V.
COR é.066'd aHEeR E 52 473 HE.inski, D.R. — See Aaron, P.G. Levée, G., GLaziou, P., Gicquet, B.
Gasset, G., Tixapor, R., Ecue, B., Hirst, B.H. — See Cvark, B.H. and CHANTEAU, S. — Follow-up of
LAPCHINE, L., Moatti, N., Toorop, Hoet, P.P. — See ANTHONISSEN, F.M. tuberculosis patients undergoing
P. and Wo.prinGH, C. — Growth Hueck, C.J., HILLEN, W. and Sater, standard anti-tuberculosis chemo-
and division of Escherichia coli M.H., Jr. — Analysis of a cis- therapy by using a polymerase
under microgravity conditions 111 active sequence mediating catabo- GE CORON 6 «ov a tbe was 5
GAUTHIER, M. — See BertTRAND, J.-C. lite repression in Gram-positive Licuori, G. — See TuFANo, M.A.
GAuTIER, M. — See de CarvALHo, A.F. Perreee eee 503 Lipscuitz, L.S. — See Pao, G.M.
INDEX OF AUTHORS 719
Lianes, C., Couturier, M., ASFELD, Papa, F. — See Laszzo, A. F., Pepe, O., MAURIELLO, G., and
L., GrimMont, F. and MIcHEL- Park, S.-J. — See GunsA.us, R.P. Coppo.ia, S. — Genotyping of
BriAND, Y. — Replicon typing of Pepe, O. — See SALZANO, G. Streptococcus thermophilus eviden-
71 multiresistant Serratia marces- Petrone, G. — See Conte, M.P. ced by restriction analysis of ribo-
8 ee ee 17 Piazza, F. — See Dusnau, D. GUUS GUE 8 ba sceveies 651
Loncui, C. — See Conte, M.P. Po.Liporo, M. — See Conte, M.P. SANCHEZ, J. — See SALINAS, J.
MAHADEVAN, A. — See RAJINI RANI, POLSINELLI, M. — See Barserio, C. SANTORI, F. and Donini, P. — In vitro
D.B. Poporr, M.Y., BOCKEMUHL, J. and identification of a protein of Sac-
MAncourRA, B.T. and REICHMAN, L.B. McWuorter-Mur.in, A. — Sup- charomyces cerevisiae that inter-
— Prevention and treatment of plement 1993 (n° 37) to the Kauff- acts specifically with the G-rich
Mycobacterium avium complex mann-White scheme ...... 711 DNA strand of the telomere 519
0 SSa 181 Pouépras, P. — See Sire, J.M. SEGANTI, L. — See Conte, M.P.
Mantis, N.J. — See Winans, S.C. Puppe, W. — See ALTENDORF, K. Sui, W. and ZusMaAn, D.R. — Sen-
MaRrINELLI, A. — See TUFANO, M.A. Ragin! Rani, D.B. and MAHADEVAN, A. sor/response in Myxococcus xan-
MaARrINELLI, P. — See TuFANO, M.A. — Cloning and expression of the thus to attractants and repellents
Martin, M.O. — Synthesis of commer- mercury resistance genes of marine requires the frz signal transduction
cially valuable bacterial polymers: Pseudomonas sp. strain MR1 plas- rereee e ee 431
impact of molecular genetics 93 mid pMR1 in Escherichia coli 121 SHiRATSUCHI, H., JoHnson, J.L. and
McWuorTer-Mur.in, A. — See Ramspercer, U. — See Gaius, V. Eviner, J.J. — Mycobacterium
Poporr, M.Y. Rapoport, G. — See Kunst, F. avium: pathogenicity in HIV1
Matteuzzi, D. — See de Rossi, E. Rascuep, I. — See Gaius, V. PT 230
MAavrIELLo, G. — See SALZANO, G. Raso, A. — See Barserio, C. Sitver, S. — Exploiting heavy metal
MENARD, C., GOSSELIN, P., DUHAIME, Rastoci, N. and BARRow, W.W. — resistance systems in bioremedia-
J.F. and Mouton, C. — Polymerase Laboratory and clinical aspects of PPSir e 61
chain reaction using arbitrary pri- the Mycobacterium avium epidemic: Simmons, N.I. — See CLark, M.A.
mer for the design and construction contributing factors associated with Sire, J.M., Gras-Rouzert, S., Poué-
of a DNA probe specific for Por- variability of drug susceptibility and DRAS, P., MESNARD, R., ARviEUx, C.,
phyromonas gingivalis .... 595 immune responsiveness, and the JeNEK, J., THOMAS, R. and Avri_,
MerceAy, M. — See van der LELIg, multifaceted nature of pathogenicity. J.L. — Biotyping, ribotyping and
D ES ee 167 esterase electrophoresis as epide-
MEsNARD, R. — See Sire, J.M. Rastoci, N. and BARrow, W.W. — miological tools for Acinetobacter
MEyYEROwITz, E.M. — See CHANG, C. Cell envelope constituents and the PTT Pere 27
MIcHEL-BrIAND, Y. — See LLANgs, C. multifaceted nature of Mycobacte- Soncini, F.C. — See Garcia Véscovi, E.
Micuotey, V., Leret, Y. and BLANco, rium avium pathogenicity and drug STEHMEIER, L.G. — See Jack, T.R.
C. — Secretion of a temporally PS. 6 bbencsbesume 243 STEWART, V. — Dual interacting two-
controlled cell-associated protein in Reppy, M.V. — See GANGADHARAM, component regulatory systems
Arthrobacter aureus: production of P.R.J. mediate nitrate- and nitrite-regula-
the protein and inactivation of its REICHMAN, L.B. — See MANGurRaA, B.T. ted gene expression in Escherichia
structural geome. .......... 287 Reizer, J. — See TITGEMEYER, F. ee ee re 450
MIKESELL, M.D. — See O sen, R.H. Riccarpi, G. — See de Rossi, E. Strout, V. — Regulation of capsule
Mii_e, G. — See BERTRAND, J.-C. Ricu, C. — See JALLart, C. synthesis includes interactions of the
MIRANDA, C.M.S. — See Farias, Roserts, D.L. — See Forst, S.A. RcesC/RcsB regulatory pair .. 389
L.M. Ropo.akis, A. — See SALINAS, J. Suzuki, A.E. and INAmine, J.M. —
Moatt1, N. — See Gasset, G. RoaaIANni, M. — See Dusnau, D. Genetic aspects of drug resistance
Momen, H. — See Coetuo, A. Romano, M.I. — See CaTA.pi, A. in Mycobacterium avium... 210
Monson, E.K. — See Aaron, P.G. RossaAno, M.I. — See TuFANo, M.A. Tam, R. — See Pao, G.M.
Moreno, C. — See CATALAN, V. Saier, M.H., Jr — Bacterial sensor Tavares, C.A.P. — See Farias, L.M.
MoscuettTi, G. — See SALZANO, G. kinase/response regulator systems: THoeEn, C.0O. — Mycobacterium
Mouton, C. — See MENarp, C. an introduction .......... 349 avium infections in animals 173
Msapkek, T. — See Kunst, F. Sager, M.H., Jr. — Bacterial protein Tuomas, R. — See Sire, J.M.
Munoz C. — See CATALAN, V. kinases that recognize tertiary rather TITGEMEYER, F., WALKENHORST, J.,
Newton, A. — See Benson, A.K. than primary structure?..... 647 Cul, X., Reizer, J. and Sater, M.H.,
NorNAND, P. — See Haurart, J. Sater, M.H., Jr. — See Hueck, C.J. Jr — Proteins of the phosphoenol-
O.seNn, R.H., MIKESELL, M.D. and Sarer, M.H., Jr. — See Kuan, G. pyruvate: sugar phosphotransferase
Kukor, J.J. — Enumeration and Saier, M.H., Jr. — See Pao, G.M. system in Streptomyces: possible
characterization of BTEX-degra- Sarer, M.H., Jr. — See TrtGemMeyer, F. involvement in the regulation of
ding bacteria from hypoxic envi- SALLEs, C.A. — See Cog.uo, A. antibiotic production ...... 89
ronments functional with mixed SALINAS, J., SANCHEZ, J., BUENDIA, Tixapor, R. — See Gasser, G.
electron acceptors ........ 47 A.J., RopoLaKIs, A., BERNABE, A. Toorop, P. — See Gasset, G.
OrpbaL, G.W. — See Carpenter, P.B. and Cuge.__o, F. — The LPS locali- Toto.a, A.H. — See Farias, L.M.
Owen, R.J. — See Hurtapo, A. zation might explain the lack of TuFANo, M.A., RossANo, F., CATALA-
Pao, G.M., TAM, R., Lipscuitz, L.S. protection of LPS-specific antibo- NoTTI, P., Liguori, G., MARINELLI,
and Saigr, M.H. Jr. Response regu- dies in abortion-causing Chlamydia A., Baroni, A. and MARINELLI, P.
lators: structure, function and evo- psittaci infections ........ 611 — Properties of Yersinia enteroco-
Bs os 2 Ve 0 debWees s 356 SALZANO, G., MoscuetTi, G., VILLANI, litica porins: interferences with
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biological functions of phagocytes, fermentation, dha regulon, Taxo- afzelii; Aetiological agents, Belgium,
nitric oxide production and selec- error rvrrer rT. T 129 Clinical outcome ........... 327
tive cytokine release ...... 297 Antibiotic, Streptomyces, PTS; Pro- Borrelia garinii, Borreliosis, Lyme
VALENTI, P. — See Conte, M.P. teins, Production, Enzymes, HPr, disease, Borrelia burgdorferi, Borrelia
van der Le.ige, D., Corsisigr, P., Regulation, Biotechnology; Times afzelii; Aetiological agents, Belgium,
BAEYENS, W., WuERTzZ, S., DiEvs, L. 3 rerer ey 89 Clinical outcome ........... 327
and Merceay, M. — The use of Arthrobacter aureus, Protein, Pro- Borreliosis, Lyme disease, Borrelia
biosensors for environmental moni- tease; Secretion, Cell-associated burgdorferi, Borrelia garinii, Borrelia
RP eee ey 67 protein, Structural gene, Bacterial afzelii; Aetiological agents, Belgium,
VERMEULEN, C.W. — See GREEN, SE bbb ecnebetes«dv s 287 Clinical outcome ........... 327
M.H. Azospirillum, rDNA, Magnetospiril- Bovine tuberculosis, Mycobacterium
Vicente, A.C.P. — See Cogtuo, A. lum, Rhodospirillum ; Taxonomy, bovis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis ;
VieirA, E.C. — See Farias, L.M. Molecular genetics, 16S rDNA 633 Bacterial antigens, Secreted pro-
VILLANI, F. — See SALZANO, G. Bacillus, Gram-positive bacterium, ee eees ee ee 689
Vizcaino, N. — See FERNANDEZ- Cis-acting element, Carbon; Carbon, Bacillus, Gram-positive bac-
Laco. Repression, Catabolism, Sequence terium, Cis-acting element; Repres-
VOELKNER, P. — See ALTENDORF, K. GEE Wisceee usssewc is 503 sion, Catabolism, Sequence analy-
WaALKENHORST, J. — See TITGEMEYER, F. Bacillus stearothermophilus, cloning, _ Perr os Tr. eee ere ees 503
Wesser, C.A. — See Kapner, R.J. Plasmid; Shuttle vector, pRP9 plas- Carboxylesterase type B,, Escheri-
WelnraAucn, Y. — See Dusnau, D. BE bo Cees whe ow ees aud 579 chia coli, RAPD, Ribotype; RFLP,
WELKER, N.E. — See de Rossi, E. Bacterial growth, Temperature, Viru- Molecular epidemiology.... 141
Winans, S.C., Mantis, N.J., CHEN C.- lence, Listeria monocytogenes, Inter- Caulobacter crescentus, Escherichia
Y., CHANG C.-H. and Han D.C. — nalin, Listeriolysin, Food; Caco-2 coli, Cell division cycle, DnaK pro-
Host recognition by the VirA, cells, Thermoregulation .... . 677 tein; Synthesis .......... 99
VirG two-component regulatory Bacterial metabolism, Protein kinase, Cell division, Escherichia coli, Micro-
proteins of Agrobacterium tumefa- Phosphorylation; Regulation, Cata- gravity, Cell growth; Space shuttle,
0 eeee eee 461 bolite repression .......... 647 Exponential growth rate.... 111
WoOLpbRINGH, C. — See Gasset, G. Bacteriocin, Fragicilin, Protein, Bacte- Cell division cycle, Escherichia coli,
Wu, J. — See Benson, A.K. roides fragilis, Anaerobiosis ;C ha- Caulobacter crescentus, DnaK pro-
Wuertz, S. — See van der Leuiz, D. racterization, Ecosystems, Antago- tein; Synthesis ........... 99
Youna, L.S., BerMupez, L.E.M. and SS iva weve dateniccs 9 Cell growth, Escherichia coli, Micro-
INDERLIED, C.B. — Practical issues Bacteriophage, Polyphage; Coat pro- gravity, Cell division; Space shuttle,
in the antibiotic and immunothe- teins, Absorption complex, Phage Exponential growth rate .... 111
rapy of Mycobacterium avium assembly, Ultrastructure, Filamen- Cell wall, Escherichia coli, Phage U3,
disease in immunocompromised GEE 66 hcvodccieaes 699 Phenotype Gene fhuA, Receptor;
PER boo ccbaeeseeenn s 206 Bacteriorhodopsin, Halorhodopsin, Mutations, Illegitimate mating, Non-
ZUSMAN, D.R. — See Sui, W. Sensory rhodopsin, Phylogenetic complementing diploids .... 309
tree; Intragenic duplication, Residue Chemotherapy, Tuberculosis, Sputum,
er ey 273 Mycobacterium tuberculosis, PCR;
Bacteroides fragilis, Bacteriocin, Fra- Follow-up, Comparison .... 5
gicilin, Protein, Anaerobiosis ; Cha- Chlamydia psittaci, LPS, Virulence;
INDEX OF KEY-WORDS racterization, Ecosystems, Antago- Epitopes, Immunoelectron micro-
PE 8 6 sik denvet bewe re ese 9 scopy, mAb, Enzootic abortion, Pro-
Biodegradation, Bioremediation, Bio- erePe re ee 611
sensor; Heavy metals, PCB, Xeno- Circadian rhythm, Synechococcus,
Acinetobacter baumannii, Biotype, a reer eee 39 Neurospora, Gonyaulax, frq Gene,
Ribotype, Zymotype; Epidemio- Bioremediation, Biodegradation, Bio- Clock gene; Note ......... 499
Ml Sods inte dekesatwe d 27 sensor; Heavy metals, PCB, Xeno- Cis-acting element, Bacillus, Gram-
Adhesin, Diarrhoea, Escherichia coli; a eee 39 positive bacterium, Carbon;
Diffuse adhesion, Adhesive factors, Biosensor, Bioremediation, Biodegra- Repression, Catabolism, Sequence
Probes, DAEC strains, Pathogeni- dation; Heavy metals, PCB, Xeno- eee eae 503
SS FOS Se ge ee ee 621 eee re 39 Clock gene, Circadian rhythm, Syne-
Adhesion, Gut, Salmonella, Invasion, Biosynthesis, Exopolysaccharide, Xan- chococcus, Neurospora, Gonyau-
M cell, Follicle-associated epithe- thomonas campestris ; Biopolymers, lax, frq Gene; Note....... 499
lium, Peyer’s patch, Salmonella Model system, Commercial applica- Cloning, Plasmid, Bacillus stearo-
typhimurium ; Ulex europaeus 1, SE ure So ude a weet cee 93 thermophilus ; Shuttle vector, pRP9
Membrane ruffles, Actin, Mouse, Biotype, Acinetobacter baumannii, SE bis ond 0 aeeeee 579
Oral vaccination ......... 543 Ribotype, Zymotype ; Epidemio- Complement, Fever, LPS, Infection;
Anaerobiosis, Bacteriocin, Fragicilin, bivevakeea eBabeee . 27 Bacteria, Temperature, Iron, Ente-
Protein, Bacteroides fragilis ; Cha- Borrelia afzelii, Borreliosis, Lyme robacteria, Gram-negative; Times
racterization, Ecosystems, Antago- disease, Borrelia burgdorferi, Borrelia GR POND os. 020 Kis ee Rais 269
RNSeer ee 9 garinii; Aetiological agents, Belgium, Deletion, Plasmid, Recombination,
Anaerobiosis, Glycerol, Enterobacte- Clinical outcome ........... 327 Mycobacterium; CSP, M. smegma-
riaceae ; Dihydroxyacetone, 1,3- Borrelia burgdorferi, Borreliosis, Lyme tis, M. bovis, BCG; Brief note 683
Propanediol, Metabolism, Glycerol disease, Borrelia garinii, Borrelia Diarrhoea, Escherichia coli, Adhesin;
INDEX OF KEY-WORDS 721
Diffuse adhesion, Adhesive factors, flaA Gene, Flagellin, Helicobacter Helicobacter pylori, Flagellin, flaA
Probes, DAEC strains, Pathogeni- pylori, DNA; Polymorphism, Pro- Gene, DNA; Polymorphism, Profi-
GE, eben cetiedeseecces 621 filing, Symptomatology, Urease ling, Symptomatology, Urease
Diarrhoea, Escherichia coli, Toxigene- gene, Cytotoxin and motility phe- gene, Cytotoxin and motility phe-
sis; Elek test, Identification, Shiga- notypes, Ulcerogenicity .... 585 notypes, Ulcerogenicity .... 585
SP ORD bcs ccicwadiwaas 333 Flagellin, flaA Gene, Helicobacter Immunomodulation, Porin, Viru-
DNA, Flagellin, flaA gene, Helicobac- pylori, DNA; Polymorphism, Pro- lence, Yersinia enterocolitica,
ter pyroli; Polymorphism, Profiling, filing, Symptomatology, Urease Monocyte, Phagocytosis, Phago-
Symptomatology, Urease gene, gene, Cytotoxin and motility phe- some-lysosome fusion; Granulo-
Cytotoxin and motility phenotypes, notypes, Ulcerogenicity .... 585 cyte, Chemotaxis, Nylon wool
Uloerogemicity ........0. 585 Follicle-association epithelium, Gut, adherence, Chemiluminescence,
DNA, Telomere, Telomeric protein, Salmonella, Adhesion, Invasion, M NO, TNFa, ILia, IL6, IL8, IFNy,
Protrusion ; Single-stranded DNA- cell, Peyer’s patch, Salmonella GM-CSF, IL3, IL4 ....... 297
binding proteins, Saccharomyces typhimurium ; Ulex europaeus 1, Immune response, Mycobacterium
a ee ee ee 519 Membrane ruffles, Actin, Mouse, avium, Drug susceptibility, Pathoge-
DNA fingerprinting, Yeast, Restric- Oral vaccination ......... 543 nicity; Epidemiology; Forum 167
tion enzyme analysis; Diagnosis, Food, Ribotyping, Streptococcus Incompatibility, Serratia marcescens,
PE onc ci cc wewbues 659 thermophilus; rDNA, rRNA, Plasmid, Replicon; Inc and rep
DNA probe, PCR, Periodontitis, Por- ARDRA-PCR, Diagnosis, Taxo- groups, rep Probe, Typing, Multire-
phyromonas gingivalis ; Markers, PPCPP ETT her eto re 651 sistant strains ............ 17
Arbitrary primers ........ 595 Food, Temperature, Bacterial growth, Infection, Fever, LPS, Complement;
DnaK protein, Escherichia coli, Cell Virulence, Listeria monocytogenes, Bacteria, Temperature, Iron, Entero-
division cycle, Caulobacter crescen- Internalin, Listeriolysin ; Caco-2 bacteria, Gram-negative; Times and
Perr erie 99 cells, Thermoregulation .... 677 s PerrrrerT Terr ee 269
Drug susceptibility, Mycobacterium Fragicilin, Bacteriocin, Protein, Bac- Internalin, Temperature, Bacterial
avium, Immune response, Pathoge- teroides fragilis, Anaerobiosis ; growth, Virulence, Listeria monocy-
nicity; Epidemiology; Forum 167 Characterization, Ecosystems, togenes, Listeriolysin, Food; Caco-2
Enterobacteriaceae, Anaerobiosis, Antagonisms ........... 9 cells, Thermoregulation .... 677
Glycerol; Dihydroxyacetone, 1,3- frq Gene, Circadian rhythm, Synecho- Invasion, Gut, Salmonella, Adhesion,
Propanediol, Metabolism, Glycerol coccus, Neurospora, Gonyaulax, M cell, Follicle-associated epithe-
fermentation, dha regulon, Taxo- Clock gene; Note ........ 499 lium, Peyer’s patch, Salmonella
GUE 6 si% 644050:0 4a w 129 Gene fhuA, Escherichia coli, Phage typhimurium ; Ulex europaeus 1,
Escherichia coli, Cell division cycle, U3, Phenotype, Cell wall, Receptor; Membrane ruffles, Actin, Mouse,
Caulobacter crescentus, DnaK pro- Mutations, Illegitimate mating, Oral vaccination .......... 543
tein; Synthesis .......... 99 Non-complementing diploids 309 Legionella pneumophila, Water,
Escherichia coli, Diarrhoea, Adhesin; Glycerol, Anaerobiosis, Enterobacte- PCR; Comparative study, Nested
Diffuse adhesion, Adhesive factors, riaceae ; Dihydroxyacetone, 1,3- Frere Tre 603
Probes, DAEC strains, Pathogeni- Propanediol, Metabolism, Glycerol Listeria monocytogenes, Temperature,
Ge coctesvsdaltecsins 621 fermentation, dha regulon, Taxo- Bacterial growth, Virulence, Inter-
Escherichia coli, Diarrhoea, Toxigene- CN a ws balees cage cus 129 nalin, Listeriolysin, Food; Caco-2
sis; Elek test, Identification, Shiga- Glycolipid, Tuberculosis, Mycobacte- cells, Thermoregulation .... 677
RPGR SE i csacediviwsas 333 rium tuberculosis, Trehalose; Diester Listeriolysin, Temperature, Bacterial
Escherichia coli, Microgravity, Cell and monoesters, Serodiagnosis, growth, Virulence, Listeria mono-
division, Cell growth; Space shuttle, ELISA, Pseudo cord factor .. 563 cytogenes, Internalin, Food; Caco-2
Exponential growth rate .... 111 Gonyaulax, Circadian rhythm, Syne- cells, Thermoregulation .... 677
Escherichia coli, Phage U3, Pheno- chococcus, Neurospora, frq Gene, LPS, Fever, Complement, Infection;
type, Gene fhuA, Cell wall, Recep- Clock gene; Note ........ 499 Bacteria, Temperature, Iron, Ente-
tor; Mutations, Illegitimate Gram-positive bacterium, Phylogeny, robacteria, Gram-negative; Times
mating, Non-complementing Monophyly, Eubacteria; Multiple og eer ae 269
SOE (Sse vtedaeedesa 309 tree analysis, Concatenation, Taxo- LPS, Virulence, Chlamydia psittaci;
Escherichia coli, RAPD, Ribotype, Seea or e 531 Epitopes, Immunoelectron micro-
Carboxylesterase type B,; RFLP, Gram-positive bacterium, Bacillus, scopy, mAb, Enzootic abortion,
Molecular epidemiology ... 141 Cis-acting element, Carbon; Repres- PUUIGCMED ocpec ctec ece 611
Eubacteria, Phylogeny, Monophyly, sion, Catabolism, Sequence analy- Lyme disease, Borreliosis, Borrelia
Gram-positive bacterium; Multiple Pe se hw elie 640.0350U s 503 burgdorferi, Borrelia garinii, Borre-
tree analysis, Concatenation, Taxo- Gut, Salmonella, Adhesion, Invasion, lia afzelii; Aetiological agents, Bel-
DON 0.6.5 4000 606000e5e s 531 M cell, Follicle-associated epithe- gium, Clinical outcome .... 327
Exopolysaccharide, Xanthomonas lium, Peyer’s patch, Salmonella Magnetospirillum, rDNA, Azospiril-
campestris, Biosynthesis; Biopoly- typhimurium ; Ulex europaeus 1, lum, Magnetospirillum, Rhodospiril-
mers, Model system, Commercial Membranes ruffles, Actin, Mouse, lum; Taxonomy, Molecular gene-
eee 93 Oral vaccination ......... 543 thos, IGE GEMMA .n cc cccsee 633
Fever, LPS, Complement, Infection; Halorhodopsin, Bacteriorhodopsin, M cell, Gut, Salmonella, Adhesion,
Bacteria, Temperature, Iron, Ente- Sensory rhodopsin, Phylogenetic Invasion, Follicle-associated epi-
robacteria, Gram-negative; Times tree; Intragenic duplication, Resi- thelium, Peyer’s patch, Salmonella
GG POE 08s 6 0 Fise K 269 due conservation......... 273 typhimurium ; Ulex europaeus 1,
722 RESEARCH IN MICROBIOLOGY
Membrane ruffles, Actin, Mouse, Adhesion, Invasion, M cell, Fol- Chemotaxis, Nylon wool adhe-
Oral vaccination ......... 543 licle-associated epithelium, Salmo- rence, Chemiluminescence, NO,
Mercury, Pseudomonas sp., MR1 nella typhimurium ; Ulex europaeus TNFa, ILla, IL6, IL8, IFNy, GM-
strain, Plasmid; Resistance, Clo- 1, Membrane ruffles, Actin, Mouse, CSP, BS, BA. cccvccsces 297
ning, Hybridization, Escherichia Oral vaccination ......... 643 Porphyromonas gingivalis, PCR,
GE ov iicees vi aweedseere ’ 121 Phage U3, Escherichia coli, Pheno- DNA probe, Periodontitis ; Mar-
Microgravity, Escherichia coli, Cell type, Gene fhuA, Cell wall, Recep- kers, Arbitrary primers .... 595
division, Cell growth; Space shuttle, tor; Mutations, Illegitimate mating, Propionibacterium, Ribotyping,
Exponential growth rate .... IL11 Non-complementing diploids 309 Taxonomy ; Identification, Subspe-
Monocyte, Porin, Virulence, Yersinia Phagocytosis, Porin, Virulence, Yersi- cies, Lactic acid bacteria... 667
enterocolitica, Phagocytosis, Pha- nia enterocolitica, Monocyte, Pha- Protease, Protein, Arthrobacter
gosome-lysosome fusion, Immuno- gosome-lysosome fusion, Immuno- aureus ; Secretion, Cell-associated
modulation; Granulocyte, Chemo- modulation; Granulocyte, Chemo- protein, Structural gene, Bacterial
taxis, Nylon wool adherence, taxis, Nylon wool adherence, Che- PPP Erenerrrrrnys t 287
Chemiluminescence, NO, TNFa, miluminescence, NO, TNFa, [L1q, Protein, Bacteriocin, Fragicilin, Bac-
ILila, IL6, IL8, IFNy, GM-CSF, IL6, IL8, IFNy, GM-CSF, IL3, teroides fragilis, Anaerobiosis ;
' § | Sey crer e 297 Be: Vv liebvandiWpedeen s 297 Characterization, Ecosystems,
Monophyly, Phylogeny, Gram-posi- Phagosome-lysosome fusion, Porin, Antagonisms ........... 9
tive bacterium, Eubacteria; Mul- Virulence, Yersinia, enterocoli- Protein, Protease, Arthrobacter
tiple tree analysis, Concatenation, tica, Monocyte, Phagocytosis, aureus ; Secretion, Cell-associated
SE bacohn swe ee 531 Immunomodulation ; Granulocyte, protein, Structural gene, Bacterial
MRI strain, Pseudomonas sp., Mer- Chemotaxis, Nylon wool adhe- SNE osc teva ticiicess 287
cury, Plasmid; Resistance, Clo- rence, Chemiluminescence, NO, Protein kinase, Phosphorylation, Bac-
ning, Hybridization, Escherichia TNFa, ILla, IL6, IL8, IFNy, GM- terial metabolism; Regulation,
GN ple heise Vereen stn’s 121 = 9 & ef OPT rrerT 297 Catabolite repression ...... 647
Mycobacterium, Plasmid, Deletion, Phenotype, Escherichia coli, Phage Protrusion, Telomere, DNA, Telome-
Recombination; CSP, M. smegma- U3, Gene fhuA, Cell wall, Receptor; ric protein; Single-stranded DNA-
tis, M. bovis, BCG; Brief note 683 Mutations, Illegitimate mating, Non- binding proteins, Saccharomyces
Mycobacterium avium, Drug suscepti- complementing diploids .... 309 CTE o's sb oh oe secee s 519
bility, Immune response, Pathoge- Phosphorylation, Protein kinase, Bacte- Pseudomonas sp., MR1 strain, Mercury,
nicity; Epidemiology; Forum 167 rial metabolism; Regulation, Catabo- Plasmid; Resistance, Cloning, Hybri-
Mycobacterium bovis, Bovine tuber- Ite repressiom ..... 2.2.4. 647 dization, Escherichia coli .... 121
culosis, Mycobacterium tuberculo- Phosphorylation, Sensor kinase, Res- PTS, Antibiotic, Streptomyces ; Pro-
sis; Bacterial antigens, Secreted ponse regulator, Transcription; teins, Production, Enzymes, HPr,
| MeTe Te Tee 689 Pew rerewrryne Trea r 349 Regulation, Biotechnology; Times
Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Bovine Phylogenetic tree, Bacteriorhodopsin, ee 89
tuberculosis, Mycobacterium bovis ; Halorhodopsin, Sensory rhodopsin; RAPD, Escherichia coli, Ribotype,
Bacterial antigens, Secreted pro- Intragenic duplication, Residue Carboxylesterase type B,; RFLP,
EET eye ee 689 conservation ............. 273 Molecular epidemiology ... 141
Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Tuber- Phylogeny, Monophyly, Gram-posi- rDNA, Azospirillum, Magnetospirillum,
culosis, Glycolipid, Trehalose; tive bacterium, Eubacteria; Mul- Rhodospirillum; Taxonomy, Molecu-
Diester and monoesters, Serodiagno- tiple tree analysis, Concatenation, lar genetics, 16S rDNA ..... 633
sis, ELISA Pseudo cord factor 563 PEE hc ccecveseces 531 Receptor, Escherichia coli, Phage
Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Tubercu- Plasmid, Cloning, Bacillus stearo- U3, Phenotype Gene fhuA, Cell
losis, Sputum, PCR, Chemotherapy ; thermophilus ; Shuttle vector, pRP9 wall; Mutations, Illegitimate
Follow-up, Comparison .... 5 Berseee eee 579 mating, Non-complementing
Neurospora, Circadian rhythm, Syne- Plasmid, Deletion, Recombination, GE Be vec eseeeeanes 309
chococcus, Gonyaulax, frq Gene, Mycobacterium; CSP, M. smegma- Recombination, Plasmid, Deletion,
Clock gene; Note ........ 499 tis, M. bovis, BCG; Brief note 683 Mycobacterium; CSP, M. smegma-
Pathogenicity, Mycobacterium avium, Plasmid, Incompatibility, Serratia tis, M. bovis, BCG; Brief note 683
Drug susceptibility, Immune res- marcescens, Replicon; Inc and rep Replicon, Incompatibility, Serratia
ponse; Epidemiology; Forum 167 groups, rep Probe, Typing, Multire- marcescens, Plasmid; Inc and rep
PCR, DNA probe, Periodontitis, Por- sistant strains ........... 17 groups, rep Probe, Typing, Multire-
phyromonas gingivalis ; Markers, Plasmid, Pseudomonas sp., MR1 gf Per erere 17
Arbitrary primers ........ 595 strain, Mercury; Resistance, Clo- Response regulator, Sensor kinase,
PCR, Tuberculosis, Sputum, Myco- ning, Hybridization, Escherichia Phosphorylation, Transcription;
bacterium tuberculosis, Chemothe- Gs 6 id heeds cease deoess 121 POND: vos ntescesectess 349
rapy ;F ollow-up, Comparison 5 Polyphage, Bacteriophage; Coat pro- Restriction enzyme analysis, Yeast,
PCR, Water, Legionella pneu- teins, Absorption complex, Phage DNA fingerprinting ; Diagnosis,
mophila ; Comparative study, Nes- assembly, Ulstrastructure, Filamen- 0 CSTE TUES ee 659
i Peper Pere 603 PS os heb oe viewed, 699 Rhodospirillum, rDNA, Azospiril-
Periodontitis, PCR, DNA probe, Por- Porin, Virulence, Yersinia enterocoli- lum, Magnetospirillum ; Taxo-
phyromonas gingivalis, Markers, tica, Monocyte, Phagacytosis, nomy, Molecular genetics, 16S
Arbitrary primers ........ 595 Phagosome-lysosome fusion, | wre TT eee re eee 633
Peyer’s patch, Gut, Salmonella, Immunomodulation; Granulocyte, Ribotype, Acinetobacter baumannii,
INDEX OF ARTICLES PUBLISHED 723
Biotype, Zymotype ; Epidemio- nalin, Listeriolysin, Food; Caco-2 INDEX
_ SPT ePi Ter eae 27 cells, Thermoregulation ..... 677
OF ARTICLES PUBLISHED
Ribotype, Escherichia coli, RAPD, Toxigenesis, Diarrhoea, Escherichia
Carboxylesterase type B,; RFLP, coli; Elek test, Identification,
Molecular epidemiology ... 141 Shiga-like toxinI ........ 333
Ribotyping, Propionibacterium, Transcription, Sensor kinase, Res- Follow-up of tuberculosis patients
Taxonomy ; Identification, Subspe- ponse regulator, Phosphorylation; undergoing standard anti-tuberculo-
cies, Lactic acid bacteria... 667 PE S245 fenceavde .e he 349 sis chemotherapy by using a poly-
Ribotyping, Streptococcus thermo- Trehalose, Tuberculosis, Mycobacte- merase chain reaction, G. Lever, P.
philus, Food; rDNA, rRNA, rium tuberculosis, Glycolipid; Diester GLaziou, B. Gicquet and S. CHAN-
ARDRA-PCR, Diagnosis, Taxo- and monoesters, Serodiagnosis, We. ade R Ke sa teow 5
BT so cdi cwissvcsenss 651 ELISA, Pseudo cord factor ... 563 Extraction, partial purification and
rRNA, Vibrio, V1 variable region; Tuberculosis, Mycobacterium tubercu- characterization of a bacteriocin
Phylogeny, 16S rRNA, Helix6 151 losis, Glycolipid, trehalose; Diester (fragilicin) produced by a strain of
Salmonella; Serovars, Taxonomy, and monesters, Serodiagnosis, Bacteroides fragilis isolated from
Kauffmann-White scheme 711 ELISA, Pseudo cord factor ... 563 Callithrix penicillata, L.M. Farias,
Salmonella, Gut, Adhesion, Invasion, Tuberculosis, Sputum, Mycobacterium A.H. Totota, C.M.S. Miranpba,
M cell, Follicle-associated epithe- tuberculosis, PCR, Chemotherapy ; M.A.R. CARVALHO, C.A.V. DAMAs-
lium, Peyer’s patch, Salmonella Follow-up, Comparison .... 5 CENO, C.A.P. TAvAREs, E.O. CIsAL-
typhimurium ; Ulex europaeus 1, V1 variable region, rRNA, Vibrio; Phy- PINO and E.C. VigirA ...... 9
Membrane ruffles, Actin, Mouse, logeny, 16S rRNA, Helix 6 151 Replicon typing of 71 multiresistant Ser-
Oral vaccination ......... 543 Vibrio, rRNA, V1 variable region; ratia marcescens strain, C. LLANES, M.
Salmonella typhimurium, Gut, Salmo- Phylogeny, 16S rRNA, Helix 6 151 Couturier, L. ASFELD, F. GRimont and
nella, Adhesion, Invasion, M cell, Virulence, LPS, Chlamydia psit- Y. MICHEL-BRIAND .......... 17
Follicle-associated epithelium, taci; Epitopes, Immunoelectron Biotyping, ribotyping and esterase elec-
Peyer’s patch; Ulex europaeus 1, microscopy, mAb, Enzootic abor- trophoresis as epidemiological tools
Membrane ruffles, Actin, Mouse, tion, Protection .......... 611 for Acinetobacter baumannii, J.M.
Oral vaccination ......... 543 Virulence, Porin, Yersinia enterocoli- Sire, S. Gras-Rouzert, P. Povépras,
Sensor kinase, Response regulator, tica, Monocyte, Phagocytosis, Phago- R. Mesnarpb, C. Arvieux, J. JENEK, R.
Phosphorylation, Transcription; some-lysosome fusion, Immunomo- Tuomas and J.L. Avrit ..... 27
PE Preerererires 349 dulation; Granulocyte, Chemotaxis,
Sensory rhodopsin, Bacteriorhodop- Nylon wool adherence, Chemilumi- 10th Forum in Microbiology:
sin, Halorhodopsin, Phylogenetic nescence, NO, TNFa, IL1la, IL6, “Scientific and technological issues
tree; Intragenic duplication, Resi- IL8, IFNy, GM-CSF, IL3, IL4 . 297 leading to the practical application
due conservation ......... 273 Virulence, Temperature, Bacterial of bioremediation and environmen-
Serratia marcescens, Incompatibility, growth, Listeria monocytogenes, tal biotechnology”. Introduction,
Plasmid, Replicon; Inc and rep Internalin, Listeriolysin, Food; Caco- ae. ee 39
groups, rep Probe, Typing, Multire- 2 cells, Thermoregulation ... 677 Scientific foundation of bioremedia-
Gistemt GUNES ow tee ececs 17 Virulence, Yersinia enterocolitica ; tion and gaps remaining to be
Sputum, Tuberculosis, Mycobacterium Diagnosis, Yop, Rp, ELISA, Immu- filled, R.R. COLWELL ...... 40
tuberculosis, PCR, Chemotherapy ; noblot, Strain O:9, Rabbit ... 553 Aerobic PCB biodegradation and
Follow-up, Comparison .... 5 Water, Legionella pneumophila, anaerobic PCB dechlorination in
Streptococcus thermophilus, Riboty- PCR; Comparative study, Nested the environment, D.A. ABRAMO-
ping, Food; rDNA, rRNA, ARDRA- PPror,ere Tre 603 TEE, «o's 5b 6c ok See CRs 42
PCR, Diagnosis, Taxonomy 651 Xanthomonas campestris, Exopoly- Enumeration and characterization of
Streptomyces, Antibiotics, PTS; Pro- saccharide, Biosynthesis; Biopoly- BTEX-degrading bacteria from
teins, Production, Enzymes, HPr, mers, Model system, Commercial hypoxic environments functional
Regulation, Biotechnology; Times ee ere ee 93 with mixed electron acceptors,
ORE TOONS cece cccescias 89 Yeast, DNA fingerprinting, Restric- R.H. O_sen, M.D. MIKESELL and
Synechococcus, Circadian rhythm, tion enzyme analysis; Diagnosis, Se. cavicpundaeab a 47
Neurospora, Gonyaulax, frq Gene, See Pei eek e's 659 Disposal of slop oil and sludges by
Clock gene; Note ........ 499 Yersinia enterocolitica, Porin, Viru- biodegradation, T.R. Jack, M. McD.
Taxonomy, Propionibacterium, Ribo- lence, Monocyte, Phagocytosis, Francis and L.G. STEHMEIER 49
typing; Identification, Subspecies, Phagosome-lysosome fusion, The potential application of biosur-
Lactic acid bacteria ....... 667 Immunomodulation; Granulocyte, factants in combatting hydrocar-
Telomere, DNA, Telomeric protein, Chemotaxis, Nylon wool adhe- bon pollution in marine environ-
Protrusion; Single-stranded DNA- rence, Chemiluminescence, NO, ments, J.-C. BERTRAND, P. BoNnIN,
binding proteins, Saccharomyces TNFa, ILla, IL6, IL8, IFNy, GM- M. Goutx, M. GAUTHIER and G.
COUN 6 bs civioeees 519 Gee Wes MUNG hs Ws, cheeB N 297 RD |5 :6 SS Kee OS 53
Telomeric protein, Telomere, DNA, Yersinia enterocolitica, Virulence ; Microbiological treatment of conta-
Protrusion; Single-stranded DNA- Diagnosis, Yop, Rp, ELISA, Immu- minated storage containers, D.
binding proteins, Saccharomyces noblot, Strain O:9, Rabbit .. 553 eere eee 56
ee ae 519 Zymotype, Acinetobacter bauman- Exploiting heavy metal resistance
Temperature, Bacterial growth, Viru- nii, Biotype, Ribotype; Epidemio- systems in bioremediation, S. SIL-
lence, Listeria monocytogenes, Inter- WLCVee te Leper 27 o64 CUCM ERT EE ee 61
724 RESEARCH IN MICROBIOLOGY
The use of biosensors for environmen- Prevention and treatment of Myco- K12: a reversible double-mutation
tal monitoring, D. van der Le.ie, P. bacterium avium complex infec- or alternate chromosome expres-
CorsisigR, W. BAEYENS, S. WUERTZ, tion, B.T. MANGuRA and L.B. sion in non-complementing
L. Diets and M. MerGeay .. 67 a ee vere ee eae 181 diploids ?, J.-P.GratTiA .... 309
Quantitative cultures and drug sus- Evidence for the involvement of dif-
Times and Trends: ceptibility testing of Mycobacte- ferent genospecies of Borrelia in
Proteins of the phosphoenolpyruvate: rium avium clinical isolates before the clinical outcome of Lyme
sugar phosphotransferase system in and during the antimicrobial the- disease in Belgium, F.M. ANTHO-
Streptomyces: possible involve- rapy, L.B. Heirets ........ 188 NISSEN, M. De KesgL, P.P. Hoet and
ment in the regulation of antibiotic Clinical trials in Mycobacterium G.H. BIGAIGNON ......... 327
production, F. TrrGeMeyer, J. WAL- avium therapy: lessons to take Easy-to-perform modified Elek test to
KENHORST, X. Cul, J. Reizer and home, B. DAUTZENBERG .... 197 identify Shiga-like toxin-producing
M.H. Sater, Jr .......... 89 Practical issues in the antibiotic and diarrhoeogenic Escherichia coli, Y.
Synthesis of commercially valuable immunotherapy of Mycobacterium GeRMANI, E. BeGAup and J.M. Des-
bacterial polymers: impact of mole- avium disease in immunocompro- Per Peres ster 333
cular genetics, M.O. MartIN 93 mised patients, L.S. Youna, L.E.M.
Bermubez and C.B. INDERLIED 206 12th Forum in Microbiology:
Original articles: Genetic aspects of drug resistance in “Bacterial sensor kinase/response
Synthesis of DnaK protein during the Mycobacterium avium, A.E. Suzuki regulator systems: an introduc-
division cycle of Escherichia coli, and J.M. INAMINE ........ 210 tion”, M.H. Sarer, Jr ...... 349
T.R. Hupp, J.D. Keas.inea, S. Contributions of animal and macro- Response regulators: structure, func-
Cooper and J.M. KaGuni... 99 phage models to the understanding tion and evolution, G.M. PAo, R.
Growth and division of Escherichia of host parasite interaction of Tam, L.S. Lipscurrz and M.H. SAIgR
coli under microgravity conditions, Mycobacterium avium complex Be te ekese bes cbneadea cs 356
G. Gasset, R. Trxapor, B. Ecue, L. (MAC) disease, P.R.J. GANGADHA- Signal transduction by the EnvZ-
LAPCHINE, N. Moatti, P. Toorop RAM and M.V. Reppy ..... 214 OmpR phosphotransfer system in
and C. WOLDRINGH ....... 111 Immunomodulatory events in Myco- bacteria, S.A. Forst and D.L.
Cloning and expression of the mercury bacterium avium infections, M. PED. be acciweceeeses 363
resistance genes of marine Pseudo- Bee ee ree ee 225 The sensor kinase KdpD and the
monas sp. strain MRI plasmid Mycobacterium avium: pathogenicity response regulator KdpE control
pMR1 in Escherichia coli, D.B. Rat- in HIV1 infection, H. SHiRATsucuI, expression of the kdpFABC ope-
JINI RANI and A. MAHADEVAN’ 121 J.L. JoHNSON and J.J. ELLNER 230 ron in Escherichia coli, K.
Phenotypic diversity of anaerobic gly- Molecular basis of colony morpho- ALTENDORF, P. VOELKNER and W.
cerol dissimilation shown by seven logy in Mycobacterium avium, J.T. ee Weds fordpiewd vis 374
enterobacterial species, O.M.M. BELISLE and P.J. BRENNAN .. 237 A transmembrane signalling complex
Bouvet, P. LENORMAND, J.P. CaAr- Cell envelope constituents and the controls transcription of the Uhp
LIER and P.A.D. Grimont ... 129 multifaceted nature of Mycobacte- sugar phosphate transport system,
Differentiation of Escherichia coli rium avium pathogenicity and drug R.J.KADNER, M.D. IsLAnp, J.L.
strains using randomly polymorphic resistance, N. Rastoci and W.W. Dau and C.A. WeBBER .... 381
DNA analysing, H. Cave, E. BINGEN, Areeeee e e 243 Regulation of capsule synthesis
J. ELIon and E. DENAMuR.... 141 includes interactions of the
An analysis of the V1 and V2 regions Times and Trends: RcsC/RcsB regulatory pair, V.
of Vibrio cholerae and Vibrio mimi- Fever and the control of Gram-nega- Every Peer ee 389
cus 16S rRNA, A. CoegLuo, H. tive bacteria, M.H. Green and C.W. The DegS/DegU and ComP/ComA
Momen, A.C.P. Vicente and C.A. WD ss Wie bas 6-6 6 660% 269 two-component systems are part of
a er Pr eee ae 151 a network controlling degradative
Original articles: enzyme synthesis and competence
11th Forum in Microbiology: Phylogenetic relationships among in Bacillus subtilis, F Kunst, T.
“Laboratory and clinical aspects of bacteriorhodopsins, G. KUAN and MSADEK, J. BIGNON and G. Rapo-
the Mycobacterium avium epide- a 8 ae rere ree 273 OT. ae tise tkc ae doden 393
mic: contributing factors associa- Secretion of a temporally controlled Two-component regulators and gene-
ted with variability of drug suscep- cell-associated protein in Arthro- tic competence in Bacillus subtilis,
tibility and immune respon- bacter aureus: production of the D. Dusnau, J. HAHN, M. ROGGIANI,
Ssiveness, and the multifaceted protein and inactivation of its struc- F. Piazza and Y. WEINRAUCH 403
nature of pathogenicity”. Introduc- tural gene, V. Micuotey, V. LERET Novel aspects of chemotactic sensory
tion, N. RAstoci and W.W. Bar- eree e rece 287 transduction in Bacillus subtilis, P.B.
OP 06-0 tebe cascadedab a 167 Properties of Yersinia enterocolitica CARPENTIER, D.W. HANLON, M.L.
Epidemiology of Mycobacterium porins: interference with biological KirscH and G.W. OrDAL .... 413
avium infections in the pre- and post- functions of phagocytes, nitric The role of FIbD in regulation of fla-
HIV era, J.O. FALKINHAM, III 169 oxide production and selective gellar gene transcription in Caulo-
Mycobacterium avium infections in cytokine release, M.A. TUFANO, F. bacter crescentus, A.K. BENSON, J.
animals, C.O. THOEN ...... 173 RossaAno, P. CATALANOTTI, G. Wu and A. NEwTon ....... 420
Development of rapid techniques for Licuori, A. MARINELLI, A. BARONI Sensor/response in Myxococcus
identification of M. avium infec- and P. MARINELLI ........ 297 xanthus to attractants and repel-
tions, J.T. CRAWFORD ...... 177 Ufr/s variation in Escherichia coli lents requires the frz signal trans-
INDEX OF BOOKS RECEIVED 725
duction system, W. Sui and D.R. O:9-released proteins by immuno- Original articles:
PEE bc necsccennees 431 blot and ELISA, L. FerNanpez- Genotyping of Streptococcus ther-
Aerobic-anaerobic gene regulation in Laco, M. Gomez, N. Vizcaino and mophilus evidenced by restriction
Escherichia coli: control by the TG is 66 dsb oes kdaes 553 analysis of ribosomal DNA, G.
ArcAB and Fnr regulons, R.P. Screening of synthetic trehalose SALZANO, G. Moscuetrti, F. ViL-
GunsALus and S.-J. PARK ... 437 6,6’-diesters and trehalose 6- LANI, O. Pepe, G. MAurigLLo and S.
Dual interacting two-component monoesters as potential immuno- | Terrre TT Te 651
regulatory systems mediate nitrate- reactants for the serodiagnosis of DNA fingerprinting of yeast strains
and nitrite-regulated gene expres- tuberculosis, A. LAszLo, H.H. by restriction enzyme analysis, C.
sion in Escherichia coli, V. StTs- Baer, M.B. Goren, V. HANDZEL BARBERIO, R. FAN, A. Raso, A.
Ce A destbKois Knadde cc 450 GEO Sib as ecccene 563 Carui and M. Potsinetti ... 659
Oxygen regulation of expression of New shuttle vector for cloning Identification of dairy Propionibac-
nitrogen fixation genes in Rhizo- in Bacillus stearothermophilus, terium species by rRNA gene res-
bium meliloti, P.G. AGRon, E.K. E. De Rossi, P. Bricipi, N.E. Wet- triction patterns, A.F. de Car-
Monson, G.S. Ditta and D.R. KER, G. Riccarp! and D. Mart- VALHO, M. Gautier and F.
PEND 6 wecdewensnees.e 454 Preyer rere es 579 Gs hocensdvasduus 667
Host recognition by the VirA, VirG Flagellin gene profiling of Helico- Listeria monocytogenes infection of
two-component regulatory proteins bater pylori infecting symptoma- Caco-2 cells: role of growth tempe-
of Agrobacterium tumefaciens, S.C. tic and asymptomatic individuals, rature, M.P. Conte, C. Loncui, G.
Winans, N.J. Mantis, C.-Y. CHEN, A. Hurtapbo, R.J. Owen and M. PeTRONE, M. Po.iporo, P. VALENTI
C.-H. CHANG and D.C. Han .. 461 SE vc ci vesecnernteas 585 and L. SSGANTE .....0200:% 677
The role of the PhoP/PhoQ regulon in Polymerase chain reaction using Structural instability of recombinant
Salmonella virulence, E. GARCIA arbitrary primer for the design plasmids in mycobacteria, F. Hag-
Vescovi, F.C. Soncini and E.A. and construction of a DNA Se. +#anvedna ewenen s 683
CN 6 coconut edecsee 473 probe specific for Porphyromo- A Western blot characterization
Eukaryotes have “two-component” nas gingivalis, C. MENARD, P. of Mycobacterium bovis anti-
signal transducers, C. CHANG and GossELIN, J.-F. DUHAIME and C. gens recognized by cattle sera,
E.M. MEYEROWITZ ........ 481 eeerr Tre ee 595 A. CaTALpbI, M.I. ROMANO and
Nested polymerase chain reaction for SS ere eras Sse e 689
Times and Trends: detection of Legionella pneumo- The role of the adsorption complex in
Circadian rhythms in microorga- phila in water, V. CATALAN, C. the termination of filamentous
OE, BS. BRGRT occ scees 499 Moreno, M.A. Dasi, C MuNoz and phage assembly, V. Gai.us, U.
PRE st ccacccssawes 603 RAMSPERGER, C. JOHNER, H. KRAMER
Original articles: The LPS localization might explain — fe Pee eee 699
Analysis of a cis-active sequence the lack of protection of LPS-speci- Supplement 1993 (n° 37) to the
mediating catabolite repression in fic antibodies in abortion-causing Kauffmann-White scheme, M.Y.
Gram-positive bacteria, C.J. HUEcK, Chlamydia psittaci infections, J. Poporr, J. BOCKEMUHL and A.
W. HILLeN and M.H. Saier, Jr 503 SALINAS, J. SANCHEZ, A.J. BUENDIA, McWhorter-Mvur.in ...... 711
In vitro identification of a protein of A. SourtAu, A Ropo.akis, A. BEr-
Saccharomyces cerevisiae that NABE and F. CUELLO ....... 611
interacts specifically with the G- Survey of clinical isolates of diar-
rich DNA strand of the telomere, F. rhoeogenic Escherichia coli: diffu-
SANTOoRI and P. Donini .... . 519 sely adhering E. coli strains with
Molecular phylogeny of Eubacteria: a multiple adhesive factors, C. JAL- BOOKS RECEIVED
new multiple tree analysis method LAT, A DARFEUILLE-MICHAUD, C.
applied to 15 sequence data sets RicH and B.Joty ........ 621
questions the monophyly of Gram- Molecular relationship of an atypical
positive bacteria, N. GALTIER and Azospirillum strain 4T to other SHLEGEL, H.G. — General microbio-
- Eeererreerrrr e s 531 Azospirillum species, J. HAURAT, logy (Edition 7) ......... 157
Preferential interaction of Salmonella D. Faure, R. BALLy and P. Nor- Joset, F. & Gespin-MICcHEL, J. —
typhimurium with mouse Peyer’s Peertyere e re 633 Prokaryotic genetics. Genome
patch M cells, M.A. CLarkK, M.A. organization, transfer and plasti-
Jepson, N.L. Simmons and B.H. Times and Trends: PP ere ee Tee eee 157
ereeee r e ee 543 Bacterial protein kinases that reco- Opom, J.M. & SINGLETON, R., Jr. —
Analysis of the immune response to gnize tertiary rather than primary The sulfate-reducing bacteria:
Yersinia enterocolitica serotype- structure? M.H. Sater, Jr ... 647 contemporary perpectives ... 157