pseudomonas

The pseudomonas was resistant to the first lot so.

If you have a pseudomonas infection, you can keep from spreading the bacteria.

His work with Rod Jones contributed to the development of a pseudomonas vaccine.

For example, pseudomonas is one of the main causes of pneumonia in patients who are on breathing machines.

Then a series of spring rains led to rotting caused by pseudomonas erwina bacterium.

Studies of the genetic types of the pseudomonas showed a strong similarity between those in the three nurses and among the babies.

What is a pseudomonas infection?

Anthrax toxin, pseudomonas exotoxin, and papillomaviruses must be processed by furin during their initial entry into host cells.

Extensive efforts on the part of many laboratories eventually led to the discovery of a pseudomonas microbe that efficiently affected that transformation.

He got a chronic pseudomonas infection low down in his lungs, and he was having longer and longer spells in hospital.

Gram -ve organisms are Spirochetes, Nesseria, Bacteroids, fusobacterium, pseudomonas and others.

Probiotic prophylaxis may prevent colonization and delay onset of pseudomonas infection in an ICU setting.

In the meantime, doctors at Hopkins, like those in Tennessee, had begun to notice an unusually high rate of pseudomonas infections among patients exposed to bronchoscopes.

Breakdown, known as Dorian Gray's disease, was an ugly death and, barring accident or suicide or something very rare like the pseudomonas infection, about the only one avail-able.

For the resolution of secondary alcohols, pseudomonas cepecia lipase (PSL-C) has been employed effectively to generate excellent ee's of the (R)-enantiomer of the alcohol.

Test in Strawberry Patch Advanced Genetics Sciences plans a field test of a strain of the pseudomonas syringae bacteria that it hopes will help plants resist damage from frost.

At the Duke University Medical Center, several ovarian cancer patients who have exhausted conventional treatments have now received a conglomerate of pseudomonas toxin attached to an antibody to ovarian cancer cells.

In the next 24 hours, this layer allows the process of bacterial adhesion to occur, with both diatoms and bacteria (e.g. vibrio alginolyticus, pseudomonas putrefaciens) attaching, initiating the formation of a biofilm.

Early during the testing process in biosafety level 3, when one of the flasks appeared to be contaminated with harmless pseudomonas bacterium, two USAMRIID scientists exposed themselves to the virus by wafting the flask.

Piercing the nose can result in a staphylococcal infection and piercing the cartilaginous part of the ear, which has a very poor blood supply, can result in a pseudomonas infection, necessitating surgery and a resulting in permanent deformity.

The name change to Pseudomonas oryzihabitans occurred in 1985 after scientist Kentaro Kodama and his team isolated the bacteria from a rice field and found that it had a phenotypic similarity to the pseudomonas organisms.

Mr. Raynor said analyses of headphones and blankets by Superior Laboratory of Columbus, Ohio, found traces of the bacteria pseudomonas paucimobilis, which can cause lung and eye infections, and of the potentially lethal E. coli bacteria.

The same infection that bothers so many people with cystic fibrosis - from a pathogen called pseudomonas aeruginoa - often attacks people in intensive care units or burn patients, according to Dr. Allen Dozor, the chief of pediatric pulmonology at Westchester Medical Center.

Tranformed to a Frost Fighter Steve Lindow, a plant pathologist from the University of California at Berkeley, discovered that the removal of a single gene from the pseudomonas syringae bacterium could transform it from a frost inducer to a frost fighter.