121. Foodborne Illness Food microbiology online course complimenting 'The microbiology of Safe Food' book. http://science.ntu.ac.uk/external/illness.html

Back to Food Microbiology home page site map Chapter 3: Foodborne illness The WHO have a useful factsheet on food safety and foodborne illness ( factsheet See Food poisoning micro-organisms for more details on specific organisms Food poisoning statistics The general public perception of food poisoning numbers is that outbreaks and numbers of cases are increasing at an alarming rate. Whereas in fact the numbers of cases due to Salmonella and E. coli O157 has been decreasing in recent years, whilst Campylobacter and viral agents of gastroenteritis have remained relatively constant. [Reference: Anon (1999d) Where have all the gastrointestinal infections gone? Eurosurveillance Weekly ] Why? Is there a difference between the two groups? My personal view point is that possibly the message of cooking food thoroughly is being better implemented, hence the decrease in incidences of food poisoning bacteria associated with improperly cooked foods. In contrast, the message of cross-contamination has not received such an emphasis. Organisms such as SRSV do not multiply on food, but are transmitted via food. Campylobacter jejuni is easily killed during cooking and is not a sporeformer. However it has a low infectious dose and is associated with cross-contamination. The infectious dose and probability of infection (P

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123. Illinois Society For Microbiology Promotes scientific knowledge in microbiology and supports the work of the American Society for microbiology since 1935. Includes an events calendar, meeting locations, officers and committees, news, and membership levels. http://www.asm.org/branch/bril/page1.htm

The Illinois Branch of the American Society for Microbiology The Illinois Society for Microbiology Past Recipients of the Pasteur Award ISM Membership Information ISM Meetings ISM Officers ... ISM Sponsors/ Sustaining Members The Illinois Society for Microbiology was established in 1935 to promote scientific knowledge in microbiology and to support the work of the American Society for Microbiology. It is a nonprofit, professional membership association. We are the proud sponsers of the Pasteur Award, our annual award to recognize individuals who have made significant and outstanding contributions in the field of microbiology. We welcome anyone interested in our topics or activities to attend our local meetings. We welcome those with a professional interest in microbiology to become a member. For additional information about the American Society for Microbiology see their home page: The American Society for Microbiology This web page was created and authored by the Illinois Society for Microbiology, which is fully responsible for its contents. If you have corrections or suggestions, email me at shanahan@oakton.edu

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126. Loyola Univ. Health Sys- Microbiology & Immunology Home Page Graduate program in modern microbiology, virology, and immunology. Lists faculty members. http://www.meddean.luc.edu/lumen/DeptWebs/microbio/micro.htm

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127. Medical Microbiology: Neal Chamberlain's Microbial World A helpful resource on infectious diseases and the pathogens that cause them. There is a lot of course material, as well as table and catalogues describing diseases such as pneumonia, brucellosis and whooping cough. http://www.kcom.edu/faculty/chamberlain/default.stm

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129. Singapore Microbiologist (November 2000- Jan, 2001)0 About the society, activities, publications and articles. http://www.np.edu.sg/~dept-bio/ssm/start.html

SINGAPORE MICROBIOLOGIST Microbiology and Biotechnology News Newsletter of the Singapore Society for Microbiology and Biotechnology July - September 2001 Articles Database Mining in the Human Genome Initiative Human Proteome Organization The First flush of Alcohol Abuse Developing Safe and Nutrititious Genetically Modified Foods Using Biotechnology ... Transgenic Papayas Announcements Microbial Diversity in Asia - Technology and Prospects Lfe Sciences for Singapore - 3rd Combined Annual Scientific Meeting 10th International Conference on Infectious Diseases IUMS - The World of Microbes ... Advertise in our newsletter Workshops and Seminars 2001 Health Yakult Forum - Cancer and Heart Disease Final Call for the 3rd Combined Annual Scientific Meeting 2001 12 - 13 November 2001 Clinical Research Centre National University of Singapore Seminars and workshops in 2001 The editorial board welcomes contributions and feedback relevant to microbiology and/or biotechnology. Your articles should be sent to: Dr. Wayne Lee Forday, Centre for Life Sciences and Chemical Technology, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, 535 Clementi Road, Singapore 599489. e-mail: fwl@np.edu.sg

130. Food-microbiology.co.uk An online course covering food poisoning, detection methods, safety management, and international control approaches. Links to relevant books and course's author. http://www.food-microbiology.co.uk/

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133. General Immunology Section of Introduction to Medical microbiology course provides understandable discussion of basic immunological concepts and their relationship to infectious disease from Southern Illinois Univ. http://www.cehs.siu.edu/fix/medmicro/genimm.htm

General Immunology Host defense is present in many forms. Overall, the Immune Response (IR) can be divided into two major classifications; humoral and cell-mediated. While these responses are not mutually exclusive, they provide distinctly different avenues for dealing with pathogenic organisms or altered host cells. These different responses will be discussed in more detail later. Immune response Humoral Immunity Cell-mediated Immunity (Antibody) (Cytotoxicity) Some of these responses are specific, others are non-specific. This page will introduce host defense mechanisms by defining some commonly used terms and describing the specific cells and tissues involved in these immune responses. DEFINITIONS: Antigen (Ag): A molecule which elicits a specific immune response when introduced into an animal. More specifically, antigenic (immunogenic) substances are: Structurally complex (proteins are usually very antigenic), Accessible (the immune system must be able to contact the molecule), and Foreign (not recognizable as "self"). Antibody (Ab): A glycoprotein produced in response to an antigen that is specific for the antigen and binds to it via non-covalent interactions. The term "immunoglobulin" is aften used interchangeably with "antibody". We will use the term "immunoglobulin" to describe

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136. MCB -- Archive Of Issues By Date Archives back to 1992 of this authoritative source of fundamental knowledge and new developments in the molecular biology of eukaryotic cells. Abstracts and full articles in PDF from the American Society for microbiology. http://mcb.asm.org/contents-by-date.0.shtml

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139. Food Poisoning Microorganisms Food microbiology online course complimenting 'The microbiology of Safe Food' book. Resource portal for undergraduates and professionals. http://www.science.ntu.ac.uk/external/Food poisoning microorganisms.html

Back to Food Microbiology home page site map Chapter 5: Food poisoning microorganisms ICMSF C. jejuni Salmonella E. coli ... FDA Bad Bug book ICMSF ICMSF The International Commission on Microbiological Specifications for Foods (ICMSF 2002) has revised its previous categorisation of microbiological hazards in foods. These are tabulated below. The severity of the illness and duration should be compared with the information on p. 142-192 in the book 'The Microbiology of Safe Food'. Additionally a number of these organisms are permitted above the cells in 25 gram testing specification for ready-toeat food. For details see the PHLS (UK) guidelines in Table 8.20, p.333 for ready-to-eat foods and the various EU and FDA sampling plans in Chapter 8. For more inforamtion on microbiological criteria jump to the relevant page microbiological criteria ICMSF microbiological hazards categorisation (p144, Table 5.2). For Cases see Table 8.1, p.301 Categorisation of common foodborne pathogens (ICMSF 1986) Moderate, direct, limited spread, death rarely occurs B. cereus, C. jejuni, Cl. perfringens, St. aureus, Y. enterocolitica, T. saginata, T. gondii

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4100 N. Highway A1A # 331 Fort Pierce, FL 34949-8332 kcerveny@hotmail.com Karen Cerveny Objective To obtain a full-time research associate position that will maximize my leadership, organizational, and technical skills. Education University of Florida December 2001 Gainesville, FL May 1999 Gainesville, FL Experience Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution August 2001 - Present Aquaculture Laboratory Assistant Ft. Pierce, FL PCR analysis of commercial shrimp samples Detection of viral (both RNA and DNA) disease in shrimp for shrimp farms around the world DNA extraction via mini-preps September 1999 - August 2001 Graduate Research Assistant Gainesville, FL Thesis Research: Analyzed the ability of V. vulnificus phage to treat and prevent disease caused by V. vulnificus in mouse model. Infected and treated mice with subcutaneous, intravenous, and intraperitoneal injections of bacteria and phage. Performed necropsy on mice. Conducted histopathological analysis of skin lesions to determine if phage therapy had a microscopic effect on the vasculature of infected mice. Created an invertebrate animal model of infection and treatment which included: generating spontaneous antibacterial V.v. mutant, designed a water purification/ circulation center, dissection and tissue homogenization of infected /treated oysters

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