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Pathogen

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Norovirus Blamed For Sickening Sioux City Students

Officials are blaming an outbreak of norovirus for an illness that sickened dozens of students at a Sioux City elementary school.Siouxland District Health Department announced Tuesday that lab results show the virus caused more than 40 students and three ... [Published WOWT - 1 hour ago]

Entities: Norovirus, Pathogen, diarrhea

First reported 4 hours ago - Updated 4 hours ago - 1 reports

Spring turf diseases in the Midwest

Spring has finally arrived and it is accompanied by the usual compliment of infectious turf diseases. There should be no confusion between two “rhizoctonia” diseases. Yellow patch (aka cool season brown patch) prevails during early spring, when rainy ... [Published Green Media - 4 hours ago]

Entities: Pathogen, Fungicide, Infectious, Infectious Diseases

First reported May 21 2013 - Updated 6 hours ago - 15 reports

Irish Potato Famine Mystery Finally Solved

When the potato famine hit Ireland back in the middle of the 19th century, roughly a million people lost their lives.A team of researchers now say that they have finally pinned down the pathogen responsible for this event.With the help of dried leaf cuttings ... [Published Softpedia - 8 hours ago]

Entities: Great Famine (Ireland), Ireland, 19th century, Phytophthora infestans

First reported 7 hours ago - Updated 7 hours ago - 1 reports

University of California Santa Cruz

Growing Berries Without Bromide

Researchers test a new alternative to a controversial chemicalThe scarecrows perched in Santa Cruz strawberry fields do little to scare away the birds, much less the insects and fungi harbored in the soil. Everything likes to eat strawberries, which makes ... [Published Good Times Santa Cruz - 7 hours ago]

Entities: Verticillium, Plant Disease, Chemical, Anaerobic, University of California Santa Cruz

First reported 10 hours ago - Updated 10 hours ago - 1 reports

Plant immunity during HR to hemibiotrophs [Plant Biology]

The hypersensitive response (HR) is a type of strong immune response found in plants that is accompanied by localized cell death. However, it is unclear how HR can block a broad range of pathogens with different infective modes. In this study, we report ... [Published PNAS - 10 hours ago]

Entities: Immunity, Arabidopsis, Biology, Mutant, Pathogens

First reported 10 hours ago - Updated 10 hours ago - 1 reports

University of California Davis

100K Pathogen Genome Project maps first genomes at UC Davis

Striking a blow at foodborne diseases, the 100K Pathogen Genome Project at UC Davis Tuesday announced that it has sequenced the genomes of its first 10 infectious microorganisms, including strains of Salmonella and Listeria."We are creating a free, online ... [Published Woodland Daily Democrat - 10 hours ago]

Entities: Genome Project, Genome, University of California Davis, Pathogen

First reported 14 hours ago - Updated 14 hours ago - 1 reports

Infectious diseases

Swiss labs are pushed to report digitallySwitzerland treads softly when it comes to governing its 26 independent-minded cantons. Yet, when it comes to electronic medical records, the Ministry of Health holds a particular power, not to dare to direct policy ... [Published European Hospital - 14 hours ago]

Entities: Infectious Diseases, Switzerland, Healthcare Enterprise Group PLC

First reported 15 hours ago - Updated 15 hours ago - 1 reports

germ houses

Justin Sonnenburg, a microbiologist at Stanford, suggests that we would do well to begin regarding the human body as “an elaborate vessel optimized for the growth and spread of our microbial inhabitants.” This humbling new way of thinking about the ... [Published 3quarksdaily - 15 hours ago]

Entities: Microbe, Obesity, Michael Pollan, Clostridium Difficile, Microbiologist

First reported 18 hours ago - Updated 18 hours ago - 1 reports

Trichomonas vaginalis virulence factors: an integrative overview

AbstractThe elusive nature of Trichomonas vaginalis, the most common, non-viral, sexually transmitted pathogen has hampered our knowledge of its significance for human health for over 150 years. The combination of epidemiology, molecular cell biology, ... [Published Journal of Sexually Transmitted Infections - 18 hours ago]

Entities: Trichomonas Vaginalis, Pathogen, Pathogens, Human Health

First reported May 21 2013 - Updated May 21 2013 - 1 reports

New pathogen detection method acknowledged internationally

An innovation system for molecular detection of pathogenic microorganisms developed by 3M’s international divisions, including Moscow-based 3M Russia, is a silver medalist of this year’s international Edison Awards, Ruscable.ru reports.The 3M Molecular ... [Published Marchmont.ru - May 21 2013]

Entities: Pathogen, Thomas Edison, Invention, DNA

First reported May 20 2013 - Updated May 20 2013 - 1 reports

4 treated after powder found on envelope

Hazmat specialists did an air sampling to ensure the substance wasn’t an airborne pathogen.Emergency workers from Lebanon and Deerfield Twp. responded to the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services building in Lebanon after a worker in the building ... [Published Dayton Daily News - May 20 2013]

Entities: Lebanon, HAZMAT, Department of Human Services, Pathogen

First reported May 20 2013 - Updated May 20 2013 - 2 reports

American Clawed Frogs Infecting Frog Species in Africa

As per a new study published last week in journal PLOS ONE, the American clawed frogs that were once used to determine pregnancy in women are infecting the species of frogs in Africa. The frogs are said to be carrying a contagious deadly fungus which ... [Published French Tribune - May 20 2013]

Entities: Species, Fungus, Amphibian

Quotes

"That's the only thing I can think of in the short term that is going to help with deciding how much trouble this virus will cause."

Canadian expert says Saudi coronavirus outbreak 'complex' but report pending [Published Brandon Sun - 7 hours ago]

"That is super appealing to me as a coffee buyer," Giuliano says. Savage agrees: "As a scientist I think that would be very reasonable." If nothing else, this is a starting point--one that the organic coffee industry should waste no time in embracing

Coffee Leaf Rust: It's Coming for Your Morning Joe [Published Atlantic Monthly - 8 hours ago]

"This initial release validates the entire process, from start to finish, of acquiring the bacterium, producing the genome sequence, and making automated public releases" Weimer said

100K Pathogen Genome Project maps first genomes at UC Davis [Published Woodland Daily Democrat - 10 hours ago]

...that scientists have decoded the genome of a plant pathogen from dried plants, and the researchers say that the study holds promise for the future. "These findings will greatly help us to understand the dynamics of emerging pathogens" one of the researchers says

Scientists Reveal The Cause Of The Irish Potato Famine [Published Popular Science - 10 hours ago]

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Norovirus Blamed For Sickening Sioux City Students [Published WOWT - 1 hour ago]
Spring turf diseases in the Midwest [Published Green Media - 4 hours ago]
Branswell: Canadian expert says Saudi coronavir... [Published H5N1 - 5 hours ago]
Zoonosis emergence and agroecological change [R... [Published PNAS - 6 hours ago]
Necrotizing Fasciitis - Information Symptoms an... [Published Disabled World - 6 hours ago]
Classifications within Molecular Subtypes Enabl... [Published Elites TV - 6 hours ago]
Investigation of Specificity Determinants in Ba... [Published Elites TV - 6 hours ago]
Canadian expert says Saudi coronavirus outbreak... [Published Brandon Sun - 7 hours ago]
Growing Berries Without Bromide [Published Good Times Santa Cruz - 7 hours ago]
Coffee Leaf Rust: It's Coming for Your Morning Joe [Published Atlantic Monthly - 8 hours ago]
Irish Potato Famine Mystery Finally Solved [Published Softpedia - 8 hours ago]
Luminex's CEO Presents at UBS Global Healthcare... [Published Seeking Alpha - 9 hours ago]
Genome and transcriptome of barley powdery mild... [Published PNAS - 10 hours ago]
Plant immunity during HR to hemibiotrophs [Plan... [Published PNAS - 10 hours ago]
100K Pathogen Genome Project maps first genomes... [Published Woodland Daily Democrat - 10 hours ago]
So THIS is what caused the Irish potato famine:... [Published NewsRT.co.uk - 10 hours ago]
Scientists Reveal The Cause Of The Irish Potato... [Published Popular Science - 10 hours ago]
Scientists Reveal The Cause Of The Irish Potato... [Published Popular Science - New Technology, Science News, ... - 11 hours ago]
Scientists finally identify unique pathogen tha... [Published Mail Online UK - 11 hours ago]
Insiders And Funds Are Bullish On These 3 Small... [Published Seeking Alpha - 11 hours ago]
O Neill urges farmers, forest owners and public... [Published Northern Ireland Executive - 12 hours ago]
Scientists Identify Irish Potato Famine Pathogen [Published Boise Weekly - 12 hours ago]
Feds unveil food safety action plan [Published Canadian Manufacturing - 12 hours ago]
Potato-Blight Strain in Irish Famine Is Identif... [Published BusinessWeek - 13 hours ago]
Mystery Irish Potato Famine pathogen identified... [Published Wired.co.uk - 13 hours ago]
Revolutionary Vaccine to Protect Against Ebola [Published TransWorldNews - 13 hours ago]
Infectious diseases [Published European Hospital - 14 hours ago]
No link between current potato blight and patho... [Published Sun News - 14 hours ago]
Good Gut Bacteria May Keep Bad At Bay [Published Yahoo! News - 14 hours ago]
germ houses [Published 3quarksdaily - 15 hours ago]

Blogs

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Branswell: Canadian expert says Saudi coronavir... [Published H5N1 - 5 hours ago] On a day when we've had little solid news about MERS cases, Helen Branswell of The Canadian Press comes to our rescue. Via the Brandon Sun: Canadian expert says Saudi coronavirus outbreak 'complex' but report pending. Excerpt:A Canadian infectious diseases ...
germ houses [Published 3quarksdaily - 15 hours ago] Justin Sonnenburg, a microbiologist at Stanford, suggests that we would do well to begin regarding the human body as “an elaborate vessel optimized for the growth and spread of our microbial inhabitants.” This humbling new way of thinking about the ...
CIDRAP: WHO airs concern about coronavirus tran... [Published H5N1 - May 17 2013] Via CIDRAP, Robert Roos writes: WHO airs concern about coronavirus transmission. Click through for the full report and links. Excerpt:The World Health Organization (WHO) voiced increased concern today about the possibility of community transmission of ...
Frogs in California harbor deadly amphibian pat... [Published Stanford News Headlines - May 17 2013] The African clawed frog, which were brought to the U.S. a century ago, harbor a fungal infection that is decimating amphibian populations worldwide, according to a School of Medicine study of these frogs in California. ...
'MERS' makes its debut in a scientific journal [Published H5N1 - May 16 2013] Via ScienceInsider, a May 15 report by Martin Enserink: 'MERS' Makes Its Debut in a Scientific Journal. Excerpt:A group of coronavirus experts has published its proposal to name a new, deadly virus after the Middle East, the region where it originates. In ...

Audio/Video

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Fighting Super Bugs: Overcoming Antibiotic Resi... [Published UC Television - YouTube - Dec 20 2012]

Press Releases

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Studies Reaffirm Global Green’s Poultry Vaccine... [Published Business Wire - May 15 2013]
Monolaurin: A Wonder Immune Boosting Component [Published PR Newswire - May 15 2013]
Ecolab Introduces New EPA & FDA Cleared Antimic... [Published Business Wire - May 13 2013]
Bioniche Life Sciences Inc. Reports Q3, Fiscal ... [Published PR Newswire - May 08 2013]
Triumph Over Superbugs Will Only Come from C-Su... [Published Business Wire - May 06 2013]