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  • File:Laminitis photo.png
    A diagram of a healthy vs. a laminitic horse hoof.
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  • File:Mechanism for Weight Gain.jpg
    ...high fat diet compared to mice with a deficient mucosal immune system fed a similar diet.
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  • Talk:Virophages
    ...ruses make more defective viral copies.Such virophages are thought to have a role in controlling the population of amoebae and may aid in horizonrtal ge
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  • File:Streptomyces coelicolor.jpeg
    ...of Streptomyces coelicolor, a gram-positive actinobacterium that produces a variety of secondary metabolites.
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  • File:BaylisascarisCerebralSection.png
    ...an be seen in ,<i>A</i>, and a larva can be seen in <i>B</i>. In <i>C</i>, a larval granuloma is visible, and is magnified more closely in <i>D</i>.”
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  • File:Clinical Course of the Human Disease Herpes B.png
    ...). ACUTE ASCENDING MYELITIS FOLLOWING A MONKEY BITE, WITH THE ISOLATION OF A VIRUS CAPABLE OF REPRODUCING THE DISEASE. The Journal of experimental medic
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  • File:953C9339-7350-49DC-9E32-96DB11E78A5B 4 5005 c.jpeg
    ...d Edward H. Egelman. "A virus that infects a hyperthermophile encapsidates A-form DNA." Science 348, no. 6237 (2015): 914-917.
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  • File:Meloidogyne incognita.jpg
    ...mato root. Once inside, the larva establishes a feeding site, which causes a nutrient-robbing gall. Photo by William Wergi
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  • File:20100916 011605 Mycelium.jpg
    ...age, only the mycelium exists.&nbsp; A few days later, this had grown into a very impressive fluffy white mold, that rapidly filled the Petri dish.<br/>
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  • File:Hyphomonas life cycle.png
    ...ell (A) loses it flagellum (B), metamorphosis into a specialist (C), forms a prosthecum (D), it elongates (E), matures apart from the reproductive cell
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  • Template:NaCl concentration
    <noinclude>This is the template for a property representing a proportion of NaCl concentration.</noinclude> This is a property of type [[Has type::Text]].
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  • File:Screen Shot 2014-04-17 at 4.21.10 PM.png
    A figure showing the decline in zooxanthellae over a starvation period (http://www.int-res.com/articles/meps/139/m139p167.pdf)
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  • File:Cryptomonas.jpg
    A picture of a cryptomonas ovata phytoplanker
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  • File:Stroma and Perithecia.png
    ...ponotus leonardi ant in a “death grip” on a major vein on the underside of a leaf. The Ophiocordyceps unilateralis perithecia is developing on the strom
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  • File:BAC-Phospholipid.png
    ...he common amphiphilic property of a benzalkonium chloride molecule (A) and a phospholipid molecule (B). The hydrophilic regions have charges while the
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  • User:Lisa.narita
    ...Microbiology and Immunology student at University of British Columbia with a Biotechnology specialization.
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  • File:Bdellovibriogif.gif
    A predatory ''Bdellovibrio'' bacterium lysing a prey ''E. coli'' cell. Adapted from University of Nottingham [https://www.y
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  • File:Efflux Pumps Confer Biofuel Resistance.jpeg
    ...of a figure from a paper by Dunlop et al, illustrating how the addition of a particular efflux pump can confer resistance to high concentrations of the
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  • Talk:Sphingomonas spp: Agents of Bioremediation and Pathogenesis
    ...etic tree a bit bigger (not in the text, but when you click on it). I was a little confused in the "Targeting Coral" section. One thing (could be typo, could be me misreading): "Though initially only a few were none".
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  • File:Dephyze.jpeg
    ...nzalkonium-chloride based foaming hand sanitizer brand that claims to have a 99.999% microbe kill rate.
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  • File:EC102C79-FF15-4390-8B44-6799CDC39740 4 5005 c.jpeg
    ...K., Quax, T. E., Pina, M., Prevost, M. C., ... & Prangishvili, D. (2009). A unique virus release mechanism in the Archaea. Proceedings of the National
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  • File:B19V viral uptake.png
    ...ing the uptake of the B19V capsid into a target cell. The progression from a viral capsid to the uptake of the virus into the nucleus.
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  • File:Fermentation Processes.jpeg
    ...ermentation in a non-transformed K12 Escherichia coli. B) Fermentation in a transformed KO11 Escherichia coli with pet Operon [6]
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  • File:Hoatzin schematic.jpg
    Grajal, A., and S. D. Strahl. "A bird with the guts to eat leaves." Natural History 8 (1991): 48.
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  • Talk:Trypanosoma cruzi: pathogenesis, epidemiology, and recent developments in the potential treatment of Chagas' disease
    ...ea to create a different subtitle and category for the first paragraph, as a sort of introduction before going into more intense research. Remember to i
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  • File:Fermentation.jpeg
    ...howing a simplified comparison of fermentation, and aerobic respiration of a budding yeast cell (15).
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  • File:BabyGanics.jpeg
    ...mpany that formulates hand sanitizer with children in mind. It advertises a 0.1% benzalkonium chloride content as the active antiseptic agent.
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  • File:Hosttissuesection.png
    ...al cnidarians. This is a SEM of a freeze-fractured internal mesentery from a reef coral polyp (<i>Porites porites</i>) that shows the distribution and d
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  • User:Joseliya.embuscado
    ...a Biology major student in the University of British Columbia hoping to do a Minor in Microbiology.
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  • File:Amiephpylorigastric.jpg
    A hematoxylin and eosin stain of Helicobacter pylori in the lumen of a gastric foveola. Photo by Ed Uthman.
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  • File:Mfig001.jpeg
    ...inheritance of the successive nucleotide substitution c.453G>A and c.454C>A.
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  • Talk:Listeria Monocytogenes: A Pathological Perspective
    ...infected cell, would enhace the visuals of this page. Also, maybe include a wrap-up or conclusion on future studies. Overall, I really liked this topic
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  • File:Microorganisms-08-00308-g002.jpeg
    ...s the variety of diseases and conditions that our oral microbiome may play a role in. https://doi.org/10.3390/microorganisms8020308
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  • File:20100701 014919 MoldFromHairnet.jpg
    ...apart.&nbsp; Each pixel in the full-sized version of this image represents a 0.067 &micro;M square.
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  • File:Growth response.jpg
    ...growth of the end portion of a hyphum from each C. cladosporioides spore. A mean “return angle” less than 90 degrees is indicative of mean hyphal g
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  • File:Ecoli Non-Fermentative Biofuel Pathways.jpeg
    ...of developed non-fermentative pathways for biofuel production. Image from a paper by Clomburg and Gonzales, and can be found here: http://link.springer
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  • File:A. albertensis sulfur cycle.png
    ...on of the sulfur cycle in the environment, with the oxidative roles that ''A. albertensis'' catalyzes underlined.
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  • File:S. jonesii.jpg
    ...s a picture of the bacterium Synergistes jonesii found within the rumen of a Hawaiian goat. [[#References|[7]]]
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  • File:AMF2.png
    ...senting the exchange of nutrients and the mutualistic relationship between a host plant and AMF.
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  • Template:Virus template
    [[Image:honeybees.jpg|thumb|200px|right|<i>Apis mellifera</i>, a common host of Kashmir bee virus. [http://www.ars.usda.gov/IS/pr/2007/0711 ==Virion Structure of a ______virus==
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  • File:Influenza Virion Structure.jpeg
    A cartoon model of the structure of an influenza virion. Taken from a blog post by Vincent Racaniello, professor of virology. Can be found at:
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  • File:App fig 4 small.gif
    ...reaked with a feeder colony of Beta-hemolytic staphylococcus demonstrating a CAMP reaction, hemolytic activity, and dependence on NAD (V-factor) for gro
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  • File:Tail-Loop Peptide Inhibits Influenza.jpeg
    A figure demonstrating that the presence of influenza A nucleoprotein tail-loop peptide reduces viral protein levels and inhibits v a feasible target for influenza virus inhibitors" by Shen et al.
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  • File:Eubacteriumrangiferina.png
    media without usnic acid (A) and with usnic acid (10 mg/ml) added Sundset, Monica A., et al. "Eubacterium rangiferina, a novel usnic acid-resistant bacterium from the reindeer rumen." Naturwissens
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  • User talk:Engelbrechte
    [[Image:honeybees.jpg|thumb|200px|right|<i>Apis mellifera</i>, a common host of Kashmir bee virus. [http://www.ars.usda.gov/IS/pr/2007/0711 ...ession number AY634314) and includes a 5' UTR, two ORFs, a 3' UTR and poly A tail (as determined by Rapid Amplification of cDNA Ends). ORF1 encodes heli
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  • File:PKS Biosynthesis.png
    ...condensation reactions drive the elongation of the chain. Each module has a different arrangement of catalytic domains, and is highly selective for onl
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  • Talk:Streptococcus mutans: More than Oral Pathogens
    ...sis of research articles was very good! I think maybe you could mention in a sentence or two some of the general characteristics of S. mutans maybe: lik ...going to take us and how that all ties together. But otherwise, definitely a good start! --Kiri Staiger
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  • Talk:Herpesviridae and Their Role in Uveitis
    ...e introduction, because as a person who didn't know what uveitis is, I was a little confused when you first mentioned it. I would also add figure number
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  • File:Proteaseactivity.png
    ...n, and a large array of proteases is required to ensure full hydrolysis of a protein into its component amino acid residues.
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  • User:Michael.t
    ...British Columbia. Interested in all things viral and immunological, with a hint of bacterial goodness.
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  • File:Influenza A Life Cycle.jpeg
    A summary of the replication cycle of the influenza A virus.
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  • Talk:Ehrlichia: tick-borne pathogen in canines and humans
    ...tick-borne pathogen and described a lot of interesting points. I only have a few comments that you can choose to incorporate for your final report. ...quotation marks) on either side of the word you want in italics (saved me a lot of time)!
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  • File:Rhesus Macaque (Macaca mulatta) (5780783940).jpg
    This is a juvenile Macaca mulatta, more commonly known as a rhesus macaque monkey, and is the natural host for the Herpes B virus. [htt
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  • File:Bdellovibrio exovorus.png
    Fig. 1. Thin sections of cells of strain JSST attached to intact (a) arrowhead in (a) indicates the cell of strain JSST. Bar, 500 nm. The
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  • File:Recovering dengue patient.jpg
    ...to net over the patient's bed in order to prevent transmission of virus to a new vector host.
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  • Talk:Cyanobacteria and Cyanotoxins
    ...ce. Editing for grammar will help with overall clarity and I have included a few things to either edit or think about including. This is really good! <b -“Cell structure” first sentence needs clarification. They have a typical cell structure of what? <br>
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  • Talk:Computer Logic in Microbial Systems
    ...further application of this methodology since the paper has come out or is a team working on the application of the system?- Scharfetter ...errors but nothing major. You talk a lot about the application of it being a vehicle for targeted drug administration, but are there any specific drugs
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  • File:Grahamoophilia.png
    Source: Graham, E. R., Fay, S. A., Davey, A., and Sanders, R. W. (2013). Intracapsular algae provide fixed carbon to de
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  • File:Pseudonocardia on ant.png
    ...oto courtesy of Alexander L. Wild. (B) Tubercle structures on cuticle of ''A. octospinosus'', showing filamentous growth of symbiotic ''Pseudonocardia''
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  • Talk:Leptospira Species in the Environment
    ...hought your paper was great and I learned a lot just by reading it through a few times! -Charlotte Leblang ...many different types of leptospira? I also think that perhaps Figure 2 was a little on the small side. Also I think maybe your conclusion paragraph coul
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  • File:Nematopsis1.gif
    ...ole). Between each oocyst and the periphery of the parasitophorous vacuole a dense structure (arrowheads) was observed. The “phagocyte” walls are in
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  • File:Yersinia-plague-food-poisoning-and-a-potential-cancer-treatment.jpg
    ...d-poisoning-and-a-potential-cancer-treatment.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Image of a flea with mass of Yersinia pestis cells in its midsection.]] Credit: Author
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  • File:FileHaemophilus ducreyi 01.jpeg
    "A photomicrograph of Haemophilus ducreyi bacteria stained using Gentian Viole ''H. ducreyi'' causes Chancroid, a highly contagious sexually transmitted disease that begins with the formati
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  • File:IBR Nose.jpeg
    The nose and mouth of a cow infected with Bovine herpesvirus-1 (the causative agent of infectious b Image from a University of Saskatchewan student project page. Availabe from:
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  • Talk:Reptile-Exotic-Pet-Associated-Salmonellosis
    ...antibiotic resistance and treatment it would be nice to show a figure from a study or how the antibiotic works in the body for this disease. ...e transmission of salmonella section is a duplicate of the second. Overall a very interesting topic. (schaala)
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  • Talk:Baylisascaris procyonis and Associated Diseases
    ...by the thorough use of your sources. To make it easier to read though, as a final edit, you might want to add an extra space to help break up your para
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  • File:MicrobiomeCohabitation.png.webp
    ...tps://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-37298-9 Dill-McFarland, Kimberly A., et al. "Close social relationships correlate with human gut microbiota co
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  • Talk:Mechanism of Antibiotic Treatment in Legionnaire's Disease
    ...ur page, focusing on the individual mechanisms and not just the disease as a whole. Well done. -Carter Powell ...the antibiotics on the prevalence of Legionnaire's Disease today. You have a lot on the history of the disease and antibiotic mechanism. Great job!! --Y
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  • Talk:Lactobacillus sanfranciscensis
    Overall I think this is really good and a cool way to approach a microbe! I really liked all of the links to applications of the microbe. Intro: Overall a really good intro paragraph! I was a little confused by the use of "fastidiousness" and I think it might be help
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  • File:Fig12ComponentSystem.jpeg
    ...r kinase that is phosphorylated in response to environmental stimulus; and a response regulator, that is phosphorylated by the response regulator and go
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  • File:Phage Display Diagram.jpeg
    A cartoon illustrating the general steps of a phage display protocol. Image is taken from the phage display page on Creat
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  • File:Coxsackievirus Type B Structure.jpg
    ...le of CVB3 with symmetry axes labeled. Taken from Organtini, L.J., Makhov, A.M., Conway, J.F., Hafenstein, S. and Carson, S.D. 2014, with permission (66
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  • File:Coxsackievirus Type B Structure.png
    ...le of CVB3 with symmetry axes labeled. Taken from Organtini, L.J., Makhov, A.M., Conway, J.F., Hafenstein, S. and Carson, S.D. 2014, with permission (66
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  • File:Halomonas 0.jpg
    ...n the RMS Titanic (courtesy of RMS Titanic Inc). The image on the right is a single bacterium seen under environment scanning electric microscope (court
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  • File:10815 lores.jpg
    ...entous and curved morphology of an Ebola virus particle. See PHIL 1181 for a black and white version of this image.
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  • Talk:The Role of Giardia lamblia in Day Cares
    ...ce. Why do you think that infection rates differ by race? Could there be a correlation between housing segregation and infection rates? -Hannah Hertz ...tion on the prevalence of Giardia in daycares. Although you discussed this a little in your class presentation, this was even more formative. -Carter Po
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  • Talk:Porcine reproductive respiratory syndrome virus
    ...wing why further research on this subject is vital and could be applied to a whole host of similar viruses ...ob of explaining it. Also, your selection of figures was good and made it a lot easier for me to understand your text. Overall, good job! - Issam
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  • User:Djbartle
    ...el organism, species' diversified genome (unlike its relatives) allows for a more developed understanding of other species in the Aspergillus genus. Considering that A. nidulans is sexually reproductive, it contains a well-developed genetics system. Its genome is composed of 30 million base p
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  • Talk:Nipah Virus
    ...n, you should try to tie in the plot with facts about the virus. Overall, a good paper. -Rodney Tucker ...ove the flow in some places; I just thought the language might have gotten a little awkward here and there. Beyond that, good job. -Connor Gibbons
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  • Talk:Bacillus Calmette-Guérin therapy
    ...d one of your citations is broken (see bottom of page - it's probably just a small issue).
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  • File:Nematopsis2.gif
    ...complex network (arrowheads). The phagocyte has an eccentric nucleus (N), a vesicular cytoplasm, and is surrounded by the “phagocyte” wall (double
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  • File:Wolbachia pipientis Photo.jpg
    ...a completely different image over it.&nbsp; I'm putting this one up under a new name, to resolve the conflict.&nbsp; I've also cropped it in tighter.
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  • File:Antibodies Binding Hemagglutinin.jpeg
    ...tibody structures. Figure 2A taken from the paper "Antibody Recognition of a Highly Conserved Influenza Virus Epitope" by Damian C. Ekiert et al., publi
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  • Talk:Countermeasures of Bacillus anthracis use as a Biological Weapon
    ...n Administration", as there is merely a single figure with no text. Also, a conclusion might be useful to bring everything together at the end.<br> ...mful effects of Bacillus anthracis? I thought Image 1 was interesting and a great way to attract readers to your page. Might it be possible to get Fig
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  • File:Hirata Kanako.png
    ...in Hirata et al. "Chimpanzee Down syndrome: a case study of trisomy 22 in a captive chimpanzee"https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs10329-017-0
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  • File:Assay.png
    ...J. 2007. Genome sequence of proteolytic Clostridium botulinum strain Hall A and comparative analysis of the clostridial genomes. Genome Research: 7, 10
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  • Talk:Dengue Fever
    ...ophilus gen. nov., sp. nov., a barophilic, hyperthermophilic archaeon from a deep-sea hydrothermal vent chimney". International Journal of Systematic an This template is just a general guideline of how to design your site. You are not restricted to thi
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  • File:Tnfrat.png
    This is a model showing how TNF-α activates astrocytes in a dose- and time-dependent manner. In short, the more TNF-α the rat was inje
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  • File:Convergentmucus.jpg
    ...n grow. In these systems, the host releases nutrients, antimicrobials, and a slimy matrix of mucus or mucilage, which are all thought to help control th ...Kevin R., et al. "The evolution of the host microbiome as an ecosystem on a leash." Nature 548.7665 (2017): 43-51.
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  • File:Genome .png
    ...J. 2007. Genome sequence of proteolytic Clostridium botulinum strain Hall A and comparative analysis of the clostridial genomes. Genome Research: 7, 10
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  • File:20101210 014809 LactobacillusBulgaricus.jpg
    &nbsp; <i>Lactobacillus delbrueckii</i> subspecies <i>bulgaricus</i>, from a sample of yogurt.<br/> &nbsp; Each pixel in the full-sized version of this image represents a 0.38-micron square.
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  • File:Boetius2.png
    Image displays bacterial diversity from a variety of subglacial environments. Figure modified from below source: Boetius, A., Anesio, A.M., Deming, J.W., Mikucki, J.A., and Rapp, J.Z., 2015, Microbial ecology of the cryosphere: sea ice and gl
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  • File:Sex Map.png
    ...sed evolution of sexual reproduction in eukaryotic Microbes. Dacks, J. and A. Roger. 1998. The First Sexual Lineage and the Relevance of Facultative Sex
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  • Talk:Virulence of Pseudomonas savastanoi
    ...added: perhaps some for the last few sections? Lastly, be sure to include a conclusion to tie everything together, and link the papers in your referenc This is a well organized article about the important but often neglected subject of p
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  • File:Epothilone Biosynthesis.gif
    ...ncer compound. Notably, biosynthesis incorporates both PKSs (modules EPOS A, C, D, E, and F) and NRPSs (module EPOS P), illustrating the functional sim
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  • Template:Multiple image
    | footer = Players are cautioned with a yellow card and sent off with a red card.
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  • Talk:Quorum sensing in vibrio cholerae
    ...nclude a conclusion to wrap up the paper. Overall, however, it seems like a really great paper! -Maurer ...be an easy way to denote different sections within the introduction. Just a heads up, in the introduction's first sentence, the citation contains an ex
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  • Talk:Prions and Encephalopathies
    ...ry interesting. You clearly did a great job of mastering and understanding a very complicated topic. ...transmitted through cannibalism, and ultimately leading Australia to pass a law banning cannibalism. Maybe I’m misinformed, but I also thought I read
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  • Talk:Modern Treatments for Hepatitis C Virus
    ..., it might help validate the great information you already have if you had a few more references. Keep it up! -Lillian Spetrino ...be nice to go in a little more depth on why Hep. C is different than Hep. A and B, why the vaccinations have to be different, etc. Overall really well-
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  • Talk:Biophysics of Cell Motility
    ...ion of the flow regime" what does this measurement tell us when given with a bacteria? ...dn't hurt to increase the sizes of Figures 5,9,&10, because those too seem a little small and difficult to read.
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  • File:P jejuni.jpg
    ...(c) P. histicola strain CD3 : 32. (d) Transmission electron micrograph of a cell of strain CD3 : 3.
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  • File:20100905 205851 Streptobacilli.jpg
    ...el in the full-sized version represents a square that is 0.038 &micro;M on a side.&nbsp; [[Gram staining|Gram-stained]].
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  • File:Acidiferrobacter phylogeny.jpeg
    ...errobacter'' genus, including the position of ''A. thiooxydans'' m-1 and ''A. thiooxydans'' ZJ, as presented in the latest study by Ma et al. (2022)<sup
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  • Talk:Tuberculosis and HIV Co-Infection
    ...on co-infection in South Africa specifically because it put the topic into a real life context. Finally, be sure to hyperlink your references and take ...ld like to know a bit more about the microbial causes of TB. Is there also a link between old age and TB? Does it operate in the same way as co-infectio
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  • File:Virus 01.jpg
    ...he surface of a human lymphocyte. HHV-6 is the causative agent of roseola, a disease that effects nearly every human infant.
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  • Talk:Rose Rosette Virus
    It was really interesting to read about a virus that infected plants! ...u were able to tie in micro and macro concepts together in this section in a succinct and informative way. Look forward to seeing if anything else is ad
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  • User:Chayewild
    ...ity of Manitoba in May 2013. My ultimate goal in life is to one day become a doctor.
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  • Talk:Clostridium perfringens toxins
    ...ructure within some parts is a bit odd, I would look at that. I also think a bit more information about each of the toxins would be great! Your section ...t you provided are helpful and your page is very well organized. There are a few areas that need to be proofread, but other then that you page looks goo
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  • File:Image0 (2).jpeg
    ...,900X magnified image shows a salivary gland tissue section extracted from a eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virus infected mosquito. This image was t
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  • File:20100905 211652 Spirochetes.jpg
    &nbsp; Some spirochetes from a gutter near my home. &nbsp; Each pixel in the full-sized version of this image represents a 0.38 &micro;M square.
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  • File:Getvetbaktimage.jpeg.jpeg.jpg
    ...sa, strain ATCC 27853. The field B is a partial magnification (3 times) of A. The length of the scale bar corresponds to 5 µm. Date: 2011-03-24.
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  • Talk:Yersinia pestis, the History of the Plague and Adaptation to Animal Host
    ...about the black plague just because it was a horrible epidemic. Maybe add a little more about the actual economic and culture shifts in Europe? ...le below. To finalize this paper, I would suggest proofreading and fixing a few grammatical errors (ie. fragment clauses and unnecessary commas with co
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  • Talk:Planococcus halocryophilus; growth in subzero halophilic conditions
    ...e = xxx>, but I feel it is just a stylistic thing. I think overall that is a very fantastic project and really great job! -Haofan ...being done on their interaction with climate change, I think that would be a very topical addition. Otherwise, your page is great! I also particularly l
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  • File:20100815 1818 Mold.jpg
    &nbsp; This was grown in a Petri dish from some dust and debris from repair work to the ceiling in my &nbsp; This image covers a one-millimeter square.
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  • Talk:Leptospirosis: A Worldwide Zoonotic Disease
    ...ught a lot to your page. The only suggestion I would make would be to make a short signs and symptoms section that clearly illustrated the side effects Your page has a lot of good information and is fairly well written. I think it could be imp
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  • File:20101207 211402 Streptococcus.jpg
    &nbsp; [[Streptococcus]] found in a sample of spoiled milk.<br/> ...ale of full-sized version of this image is such that each pixel represents a 0.01-&micro;M square.
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  • Talk:Mycoplasma hominis
    ...article so far though, with lots of practical/relevant information. Adding a diagram or two in the metabolism section might make the information more ac ...his Jimmy you provided a lot of useful practical information. I agree that a diagram or two in the metabolism section might make more effective, but oth
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  • Talk:Canine Distemper Virus: Wildlife Conservation Implications
    ...the reference is usually after the period, but maybe that does not matter a lot. There is an extra line above Viral Ecology and Pathology, and maybe yo == A very thorough page with great application! ==
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  • Talk:Lemierre's Syndrome
    ...at the beginning. You just forgot to italicize the name of the bacterium a couple of times. I do have one question though, you mentioned that <i>Fuso
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  • File:Access.jpg
    ...contrast, only the top layers of bacteria are exposed to the nutrients in a 1 g environment (bottom left). Diagram not drawn to scale.
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  • Talk:A novel strain of avian origin influenza A (H7N9)
    ...evolution relating to host organisms. The only changes I would suggest are a few technical changes, one example at the very end of the section "Avian fl -> I like the images you've chosen. They all seem to add a lot to your page, and they're incorporated very well.
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  • Talk:The Threat of Airborne Transmission of Influenza A: H5N1
    ...different transmission mechanisms would be nice. The current research was a great way to end the paper. It leaves the reader interested to learn more a
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  • Talk:Molluscum contagiosum virus
    ...d also, on each picture, be sure to credit the source of it. Additionally, a conclusion section at the end of the page would be useful. Aside from that, there are a few grammatical things you could clean up:
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  • Talk:Chloroquine Resistance in Plasmodium falciparum
    ...tion and "Mechanism of Chloroquine Resistance". That might clean things up a little bit. Another thing that might help your page flow better is to move ...I believe you covered all the important points well. You might want to add a bit more to the figure legends so the readers really understand what they a
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  • File:20101017 231210 Staphylococcus.jpg
    ...-sized version of this image is of such a scale that each pixel represents a 0.038 &micro;M square.
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  • File:Influenza A Nucleoprotein Structure.jpeg
    ...rogress in structure-based anti-influenza drug design" by Juan Du, Timothy A. Cross and Huan-Xiang Zhou, published in Drug Discovery Today. Available fr
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  • Talk:Acinetobacter baumannii: The Emergence of a Dangerous Multidrug-Resistant Pathogen
    ...d, like this one: "In addition to porins, the scattered in the membrane of A. baumannii are efflux pumps...". ...at they are effective against, and how the new drugs in development bypass A. baumannii's defenses.
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  • File:Baleen microbiota.webp
    ...tween the microbiota of baleen whales and those of terrestrial herbivores (a), baleen whales’ microbiota are quite distinct from those of all sampled Sanders, Jon G., et al. "Baleen whales host a unique gut microbiome with similarities to both carnivores and herbivores."
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  • File:Baleen microbiota.jpg
    ...tween the microbiota of baleen whales and those of terrestrial herbivores (a), baleen whales’ microbiota are quite distinct from those of all sampled Sanders, Jon G., et al. "Baleen whales host a unique gut microbiome with similarities to both carnivores and herbivores."
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  • Talk:Infectious Myositis
    ...uscle tissue can become infected. I think, however, your scope may be just a little too broad, and that is limiting you from really going in depth about ...en't italicized and that the page itself doesn't really seem to ask/answer a research question exactly. Other than that, grammar and everything else loo
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  • Talk:HIV Drug Resistance
    ...in people with weakened immune systems". The structure of this sentence is a bit awkard... perhaps you could change it to say something like: ...ou've done a good job with the content of the page - it's also laid out in a way that makes sense. Nicely done!
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  • Talk:Saccharomyces cerevisiae use and function in alcohol production
    ...ore relatable read. Overall, I enjoyed reading this page, and I think it’s a really cool topic to explore! ...ribe the shape, and how some tanks have an open top, so a picture would be a great addition! Overall, cool page!
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  • Talk:Mycobacteriosis (Fish Tuberculosis)
    ...to read! Also very interesting - I didn't even know this existed. You give a little history on the topic, how it affects humans, and the outbreak at Che ...osis. Maybe for mechanism, it would be easier to follow if you can provide a chart/ figures. Overall, well done!
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  • File:Thiocapsa1.jpeg
    ...= anaerobic, light; C/D = high aeration, dark; E/F = low aeration, dark. A/C/E = 6000x and B/D/F = 60,000x magnification. Labels as follows: Cell wall
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  • File:Thiocapsa1.jpg
    ...B = anaerobic, light; C/D = high aeration, dark; E/F = low aeration, dark. A/C/E = 6000x and B/D/F = 60,000x magnification. Labels as follows: Cell wall
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  • Talk:Yellow Fever Vaccine
    ...better. That really isn't a big deal, I just think it would make your page a little prettier. - Alex Gonzales ...lity of said information. However, I do think some proof reading would go a long way; there are many instances of small grammatical errors, but they ad
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  • Student Pages
    '''Student pages that are created independently, or for a class, are not edited by MicrobeWiki administrators.'''<br> '''See here for a list of [[Taxonomy Index|curated pages]], which are reviewed and updated.''
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    '''Student pages that are created independently, or for a class, are not edited by MicrobeWiki administrators.'''<br> '''See here for a list of [[Taxonomy Index|curated pages]], which are reviewed and updated.''
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  • Talk:CCR5, Delta-32 Mutation and its Role in the HIV Infection Pathway
    ...g to what you will be talking about. Generally, you picked a fun topic but a lot of work still need to be done to make it more interesting! PICTURES will help a lot!<br><br>
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  • File:Infected Daphnia healthy Daphnia and SEM Metschnikowia spores.jpeg
    ...entifera, and an infected D. dentifera. Photo by A. J. Tessier. On right, a scanning electron microscopy image showing M. bicuspidata spores as they ap
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  • Talk:HIV Envelope and Cell Fusion
    .... Overall, this is an extremely well written and focused article and does a great job making the material easily understandable without making it dull. ...t into the meat of the text. Otherwise, though, this is a great article on a very cool and relevant topic. -Kiri Staiger
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  • Talk:Two Modes of Secondary Metabolite Biosynthesis by Members of the Genus Streptomyces
    ...ng down the topic and establishing relevance in a medical setting. Perhaps a little more information on how these products work as anticancer or antimic ...u included and like the above commenter mentioned if you wanted to go into a little more detail about human medicinal applications, both past and future
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  • Talk:Hopanoid lipid
    ...ity. This was a great transition because the biosynthesis section gave me a great mental picture of the structure of the Hopanoid lipid. ...terest on how stress impacts biological systems. I think that section did a great job of defining the things causing stress in the environment and how
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  • File:Screenshot 2024-04-06 at 4.00.04 PM.png
    ...t includes descriptions of which proteins are coded for by which ORFs, and a breakdown of the general reading frame for NS1.
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  • File:20101017 175758 Bacilli.jpg
    ...-sized version of this image is of such a scale that each pixel represents a 0.038 &micro;M square.
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  • Talk:Symbiotic relationship between Aliivibrio fischeri and Euprymna scolopes
    ...osis into one and then make paragraphs because the formatting threw me off a little bit. Besides the general formatting I really liked your page and you ...in your page rather than the Ebola Zaire virus. Other than that, you did a really good job, and I'm really proud of the work you have accomplished. K
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  • File:Fruit Fly Gut.jpeg
    A photomicrographic optical section through the tip of a ''D. melanogaster'' larval gut. The green shows activity of the Notch signa
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  • File:Effect of Nucleozin and Compound 3 on NP Aggregation.jpeg
    ...part of figure 6 from the paper "E339…R416 salt bridge of nucleoprotein as a feasible target for influenza virus inhibitors" by Shen et al.
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  • Talk:The sociality of Myxococcus xanthus: Evidence of social group formation and interactive intelligence
    ...ow the reader to piece together everything they just read. Overall, it was a very good page. -Toni Miller ...t to read. That said, the figures themselves are excellent. They gave me a very clear sense of the ideas presented in the text. It may be beneficial
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  • Talk:Microbial Biofuel Mechanisms and Diversity
    ...ur own words, which is not easy to do. I think it would be good to include a conclusion or wrap-up, possibly about future work and or the most sustainab ...l errors that need to be corrected. Also, you should wrap up your work in a conclusion. It would help tie your points together. Good job! -Issam Hamd
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  • Talk:Talimogene Laherparepvec: A groundbreaking viral therapy for late stage melanoma
    ...good job outlining this strategy of using a genetically modified virus as a cancer therapeutic. -Michael Itschner II ...s after the year and a half treatment periods? Are there any fatalities as a result of treating the wrong cells and causing lysis that goes too far? The
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  • Talk:Escherichia coli O157:H7 and Hemolytic uremic syndrome
    -> A few remnants of the original template are present at the top of the page, s -> Introduction should have a citation
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  • Talk:Murine Gammaherpesvirus 68
    ...it was a great wiki page and I enjoyed reading it and feel like I learned a lot! -Kate Lang
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  • Template:Genus conway
    ...hilus'' gen. nov., sp. nov., a barophilic, hyperthermophilic archaeon from a deep-sea hydrothermal vent chimney". ''International Journal of Systematic This template is just a general guideline of how to design your site. You are not restricted to th
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  • Template:Genus Stevenson
    ...hilus'' gen. nov., sp. nov., a barophilic, hyperthermophilic archaeon from a deep-sea hydrothermal vent chimney". ''International Journal of Systematic This template is just a general guideline of how to design your site. You are not restricted to th
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  • Talk:Bacillus thuringiensis toxin in C. elegans
    ...clear thread through the material. My only suggestion is that you include a figure that shows the appearance and/or structure of the Bacillus bacteria ...appearance point, adding a figure with some color would make the page look a bit more friendly to read. Also, you mention "B. thuringiensis DB27" in the
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  • Talk:Commercial applications of Rhodopseudomonas palustris
    ...burns cleaner, making me wonder if <i> R. palustris </i> could be used as a water source as well. Overall, the page was well written and full of intere
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  • File:Micecancer.jpg
    ...eline and colonoscopy of each math subject. Both male and female mice have a control non-treated of probiotic Lactobacillus.
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  • File:B19V open reading frame.png
    ...thin the genome and their respective borders. It also includes RNA species a-h, the exons that go into the protein, and the resulting proteins. This ima
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  • File:Rimantadine Bound to the M2 Ion Channel.jpeg
    ...f the paper "Structure and mechanism of the M2 proton channel of influenza A virus" by Jason R. Schnell and James J. Chou, published in Nature. Availabl
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  • Talk:Toxoplasma gondii: Mode of Infection and Effect on Neurological Cells
    ...ply pasting the web address at the end of your citation. Otherwise this is a great paper and I really enjoyed learning about how this new microbe functi ...s and a lot of background information which was important for establishing a foundation on which you could build off of.
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  • LRMoore Virus, Univ of Southern Maine
    ==Reproductive Cycle in a Host Cell== Pages edited by PUT YOUR NAME HERE, a student in BIO 311 with Dr. Lisa R. Moore, University of Southern Maine, De
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  • File:Marburg2.jpg
    ...aningless when an image is displayed on a computer screen in a size and at a resolution that can vary greatly.&nbsp; For this reason, I do not make any
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  • File:GtaR quorum-sensing system of RcGTAs in R. capsulatus in low cell density (A) and in high cell density (B).jpg
    .... This leads to high levels of GtaI and GtaR, letting the organism produce a high amount of acyl-HSLs causing the concentration of acyl-HSLs to increase
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  • File:BoHV-1 Genome Summary.jpeg
    ...e of the Class D bovine herpesvirus 1 genome. Drawing is based on Figure 1-A of the review paper by Muylkens et al., which can be found here: http://www
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  • Talk:Panama Disease in Bananas
    ...ie-off during the first half of the 20th century. Other than that, this is a great article. The current research is fascinating! ...r flavor. I suggest breaking up your sections into multiple paragraphs for a more manageable read, but overall, great job!-Hannah Hertz
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  • Talk:Murine Leukemia Virus (MuLV)
    ...jority of your sections are singular text lumps, which hinders readability a little bit. I would reference your figures within the text, and maybe expla ...here seems iffy. Links in your figures would be nice. Dividing up sections a bit more into paragraphs would be good to make easier to read. Otherwise, v
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  • File:Composition of Crude Oil.jpeg
    A) Shows the composition of crude before (above) ...ews Microbiology] (Head I, Jones MD, Roling W. “Marine microorganisms make a meal of oil.”) (2006) [http://www.nature.com/nrmicro/index.html Nature Re
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  • Talk:Ebola virus (EBOV)
    ...briefly compare this rise inflammatory response and rise in temperature to a more commonly known virus that can cause fevers. -last paragraph of transmission and reproduction section, create a hyperlink for the microwiki link.<br>
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  • Talk:The Symbiosis of Marine Bioluminescent Photobacterium
    ...operon was arranged to begin with. Also, I think it would help to include a picture of microscopic-level photobacteria/bioluminescence so the reader wi ...would definitely share it. Other than these two minor suggestions, you did a great job on your wiki page!
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  • File:20101212 200110 LactobacillusAcidophilus.jpg
    ...nbsp; <i>[[:Lactobacillus acidophilus|Lactobacillus acidophilus]]</i> from a commercially-sold nutritional supplement tablet.<br/> ...e scale of the full-sized version of this image is such that each pixel is a 0.038-&micro;M square.
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  • Talk:THE DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS
    ...ract in the body, a section on this will make your paper more interesting. A concluding paragraph: what are the recent studies on syphilis?Any future st ...t especially in the realm of public health today. In addition, it would be a good idea to discuss the future of this disease: what is being done to prev
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  • Talk:Biodiesel from Algae Oil
    I thought you did a really great job! Everything was very detailed and clear. Because the devel ...ing to improve to make this a more viable option? It couldn't hurt to take a stand and either really sell the idea of using algae oil as fuel or argue a
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  • Talk:Aliivibrio Fischeri and the Role of Quorum Sensing
    Overall this page is really well done! I only have a few suggestions:<br> 1. Make sure to italicize your microbe's name. To do this, add a "< i >" and a "< /i >" (without the spaces between the < and the i) before and after the
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  • Talk:The pathogenesis of Bacillus anthracis
    There are a few sentences where I am not quite sure what you mean though and I thought ...ment, and I suggest you elaborate what you mean by it. The section is also a little short and I suggest you expand it. You could consider talking briefl
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  • File:Tileshop.fcgi3.jpg
    ...Symbiosis: A Strategy for Mitigating Impacts of Climate Change.” Ed. Hany A. El-Shemy. PLoS ONE 6.7 (2011): e14823. PMC. Web. 24 Mar. 2015.
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  • File:A tubingensis .png
    Fig 1: Morphology of Aspergillus tubingensis (FJBJ11). (a) A. tubingensis colonies observed from above; (b) Colonies observed from below
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  • File:A tubi .png
    Fig 1: Morphology of Aspergillus tubingensis (FJBJ11). (a) A. tubingensis colonies observed from above; (b) Colonies observed from below
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  • Talk:The Role of Bacteria in the Health Potential of Yogurt
    This is a very well written and interesting page. I feel much better informed after ...t the products and benefits of yogurt bacteria. You might consider adding a little more information on the structural characteristics of these microbe
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  • Talk:Secondary Metabolites in the Aspergillus Genus
    ...in which secondary metabolites function would have been helpful along with a figure to illustrate the transcriptional methods for sporulation. It also c
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  • Talk:Tobacco Mosaic Virus Uses In Pharmaceutical Research
    ...might not know too well and if you define these terms better you will have a great page!
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  • Talk:Toxoplasma gondii and Schizophrenia
    ...t would be more accessible and easier to understand if they were broken up a little more. Otherwise, great job!! -Lillian Spetrino ...tion could be reworded to say what you are trying to say more clearly) but a small amount of tweaking will definitely fix this! Your topic was very inte
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  • File:Endomycorrhiza.jpg
    a picture of enmycorrhiza
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  • File:Chancre-penile-1.jpg
    Chancre on a penis
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  • Talk:African Sleeping Sickness: Trypanosome Invasion Mechanism
    I really felt this paper struck a great balance between containing enough scientific information/detail and u ...g cell. It was helpful for every scientific term used, it was followed by a definition. I definitely felt as though I learned vocabulary after reading
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  • Talk:Clostridium botulinum Neurotoxins
    ...specifics). Then talk about the direction of future research. Also, maybe a little more about the history of the pathogen and how treatment methods hav This was a great paper Becca, and a great topic because of all the canned and packaged food that we eat today.
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  • Talk:West Nile Virus and Acute Flaccid Paralysis
    ...uld recommend proofreading it because there were a few sentences that were a bit confusing or that had grammatical errors. I think it would also be inte ...ore on dead-end hosts and proofreading a bit more. An area that might need a bit more attention is the Background section. I noticed that Flaviviridae w
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  • Talk:Phage Therapy
    ...ganized and written. Additional figures/images can never hurt to liven up a page and make it more eye-catching and attractive to readers (for example i ...medicinal purposes could mutate into a more dangerous form. This might be a point to consider for your final draft. Nice job and I look forward to rea
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  • Talk:Gastritis and Peptic Ulcer Disease Caused by Helicobacter pylori
    ...cterium's ability to function as a pathogen. I found the research section a little hard to follow at times—explaining some of the experimental techni ...(there were some grammatical and spelling errors throughout), this can be a really great paper! Well done.
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  • Acidilobus saccharovorans
    [[Image:A. saccharovorans.png|thumb|300px|right|Electron micrographs of <i>A.saccharovorans</i>. Image credit: Microbiology Society.]] ...chaea also has a thick S-layer. <i>A. saccharovorans</i> was isolated from a terrestrial hot spring.
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  • File:BioleachingPlantKCCLUganda.jpg
    A bioleaching plant in Uganda. (http://promine.gtk.fi/about/WorkPackage4.html
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    Rhizosphere bacteria on a root
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  • File:Amphibacillus xylanus image 2.png
    Electron micrograph of ''A. xylanus''.
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  • File:ARed Tidea.gif
    A picture of red tide.
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  • File:Screen Shot 2014-04-21 at 2.14.19 PM.png
    A photo of dynamite fishing (http://oceanworld.tamu.edu/students/coral/coral5
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    A vulture sunning its feathers
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  • File:Screen Shot 2014-04-16 at 12.08.55 PM.png
    Electron micrograph of ''A. woodii''
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  • File:Anatoxina.png
    chemical structure of anatoxin-a
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    A saltern colored by Halophiles.
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  • Talk:Streptococcus pneumoniae: Meningitis
    I thought this was an interesting and informative article. There are a few things I would be interested in learning more about, however. In gener ...nto the infection and spread section. Despite this, I think you've written a very clear and comprehensive page. I especially like your use of Figures 3
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  • Talk:Plasmodium falciparum: New Developments
    ...e really cool/helpful if it was laid out in a side table or a tree format. A link directly to the NCBI taxonomy database might be sufficient, e.g. '''NC
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  • Talk:H1N1
    ...he page, so it would definitely be worth re-checking and proofreading. On a similar note, some of the sentences are repetitive or awkwardly constructed Overall, I think you did a good job. I particularly thought the headings were helpful to summarize th
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    X-Ray taken of a child with Tuberculosis.
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    Cutaway of a temperate forest soil.
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  • File:SpirulinaTrichome.jpg
    A. platensis trichome with visible cross-walls
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  • File:Cholesterol Structure.gif
    A figure of cholesterol with rings labeled. From http://chemistry.gravitywave
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  • File:Ruminococcus photos.jpg
    Electron micrograph of a Ruminococcus bacteria
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  • File:TEM Image L planktonicus.jpeg
    A TEM Image of Limnohabitans Planktonicus
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    A DAPI Image of Limnohabitans planktonicus
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  • User:Muellera anna
    I am a student at UBC
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  • Microbial Applications in Cancer Therapy: Clostridium
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  • File:Pputidags.jpg
    A single eukaryotic "P. putida" organism.
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  • File:Arsphenamine (a) and Penicillin (b) chemical structure.png
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  • Microbiology: An Evolving Science
    This page is a place for comments and corrections related to the textbook.<br> To post a comment, request password: [mailto:microbewikiadmin@kenyon.edu MicrobeWiki]
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  • Talk:The Burden of C. difficile and its Link to Nosocomial Infections
    ...ot match the rest of the paper. Also, the title should specify what it is a leading cause of. These are all little thing, though. Great job! -Maurer ...our paper! In all, I really enjoyed reading this paper and thought you did a great job covering this relevant topic! - Rebecca
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  • User:Blaylock
    ...analyst in my younger days, but now I'm a forklift operator.&nbsp; That's a rather odd direction for one's career to take, isn't it? ...ures through this microscope using a cheap digital camera.&nbsp; I've made a hobby of finding interesting things to look at under this microscope, takin
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  • Talk:Zooxanthellae and their Symbiotic Relationship with Marine Corals
    ...rly the last sentence about the different clades. If there was a figure of a phylogenetic tree showing the relationship, it would be very beneficial. Ov ...l semester. Zooxanthellae are extremely cool marine symbionts and you did a very nice job explaining their relationship with marine corals. For human
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  • Talk:The Increasing Prevalence of Clostridium Difficile in North America
    ...ifficult to get actual figures and such for your subject, but one could be a graph that shows the increased rate of prevalence? My urge for more picture
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  • File:Binding and Fusion Inhibition of Certain Anti-HA Antibodies.jpeg
    ...he antibodies D8, F10, and A66 does not inhibit binding of an H5 influenza A virion to cellular sialic acid. However, the presence of one of the three a
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  • File:SpirulinaSpiral.jpg
    Spiral shape of an A. platensis filament
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  • File:Dish.jpg
    D. radiodurans on a nutrient agar plate.
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  • File:Chancroidgramstain.jpg
    A gram staining of ''H. ducreyi'' (CDC)
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  • File:Pillar coral.jpeg
    Image of a Pillar Coral,Dendrogyra cylindricus
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  • Microbewiki:Bacillus anthracis as a Bioterrorism Agent
    #REDIRECT [[Bacillus anthracis as a Bioterrorism Agent]]
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  • File:Screen Shot 2014-04-19 at 1.24.26 PM.png
    A depiction of the endangered coral reefs (http://oceanworld.tamu.edu/student
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  • File:Micmac vegetal tet.png
    Micro- and macronucleus of a
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  • File:Epstein Barr B cell.gif
    Epstein-Barr budding in a B cell
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  • File:SFVFoamyCell.jpeg
    Fluorescence microscopy of a multinucleated “foamy” cell.
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  • File:Megavirales Features.jpg
    Displays a set of classification for Megavirales
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  • Talk:Microbial Mythology
    ...ll documented. A good general reference is Andrew Knoll's book <i>Life on a Young Planet: The First Three Billion Years of Evolution on Earth</i>. Als
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  • Talk:Nosema ceranae and Nosema apis: Nosemosis, The Danger to Honey Bees and Agricultural Pollination
    ...ore than happy to help you to format it correctly. Don't forget to include a list of your references, and be sure to go back and proofread for any error ...mation about about the importance of honey bees and pollination and you do a good job explaining the disease. Your page is well organized.The figures th
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  • File:Eidv1n4.gif
    Radiograph taken of pulmonary tuberculosis in a young female.
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  • File:Leptospiraloutermembrane.png.jpg
    the outer membrane architecture of a leptospiral bacterium. http://dhaake.bol.ucla.edu/alrc-lepto.htm
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  • File:SpirulinaGenome.jpg
    Schematic representation of the A. platensis circular chromosome
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  • File:SpirulinaTablets.jpg
    Spirulina tablets commercially produced as a nutritional supplement
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    Spirulina capsules commercially produced as a nutritional supplement
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    A box of benzalkonium chloride-based antiseptic wipes.
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  • File:Bdellovibriopseudomonas.png
    ''Bdellovibrio Bacteriovorus'' parasitizing a prey ''Pseudomonas'' bacterium. Obtained from [http://microgen.ouhsc.edu/b_
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  • File:Bdellovibrio2.png
    Bdellovibrio Bacteriovorus parasitizing a prey Pseudomonas bacterium. Obtained [http://microgen.ouhsc.edu/b_bacter/b_
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  • File:408px-Neotyphodium coenophialum.jpg
    ''N. coenophialum'' infection in a tall fescue plant
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  • File:Amphibacillus xylanus phase contrast.png
    This is a phase contrast photomicrograph of ''Amphibacillus xylanus''.
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  • File:Coral Bleaching Before After.jpg
    Photo of coral before and after a bleaching event. Picture from: http://unfcccecosingapore.wordpress.com/2010
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  • File:Bat flu peru.png
    new world bats harbor diverse influenza A viruses
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  • File:Screen Shot 2014-04-21 at 2.14.03 PM.png
    A picture showing where the zooxanthellae reside in coral (http://rspb.royals
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  • File:Bacterial turnover tet.png
    Bacterial turnover in a pond due to ciliates
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  • File:Structure of a mature HIV virion and genome.jpeg
    Structure of a mature HIV virion and genome
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  • File:Cdiff.jpeg
    Clostridium difficile image from CDC.gov depicting a C.diff bacterium.
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  • File:Download.jpg
    Both a short and long rod of Ignavibacterium album.
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  • File:SEMHalbacteriumSalinarum.png
    Scanning electron micrographs of Halobacterium salinarum , a halophile.
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  • File:Legionella plate.png
    Image of Legionella streaked on a plate. From Wikipedia.
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  • File:Soil motilitySHWEB.jpg
    Positive motility results from soil sample, likely a Paenibacillus species.
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  • File:Thermithiobacillus tepidarius.jpg
    Transmission electron micrograph from a [https://environmentalmicrobiome.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s40793-
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  • File:Sporulating C magnum.png
    ...s of Clostridium magnum strain Wo Bd P 1. Bar equals l0 gm for all panels, a Log-phase cells growing on butanediol, b Glucose-grown cells at the beginni
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  • Talk:Copper Mining Using Acidothiobacillus
    ...ng [puttheurlinthesebrackets] on the coding/editing page. That should make a little box on the actual wiki page that you can press to go to the page. It Good topic!! I agree with the person above it is a bit short. Maybe include another aspect to your topic? Could you possibly d
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  • File:Granulomatous amebic encephalitis.jpg
    ...e patient; Lane 2, DNA extract from A. polyphaga; Lane 3, DNA extract from A. polyphaga isolated from the patient's brain tissue; Lane 4, negative contr
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  • File:Granulomatous Amebic Encephalitis.jpg
    ...e patient; Lane 2, DNA extract from A. polyphaga; Lane 3, DNA extract from A. polyphaga isolated from the patient's brain tissue; Lane 4, negative contr
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  • File:PCR.jpg
    ...e patient; Lane 2, DNA extract from A. polyphaga; Lane 3, DNA extract from A. polyphaga isolated from the patient's brain tissue; Lane 4, negative contr
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  • Talk:Ulcerative Colitis caused by Bacteria?
    ...s there any other research that involves interlukin-2 gene and UC? Also as a small error you use the acronym IBD before you write out the complete phase I agree, you provided a lot of information on the topic. I especially liked that you included many
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  • File:A.bisporus.compost.png
    Large-scale mechanized windrow composting for A. bisporus production.
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  • File:Tagged Cow.jpeg
    Picture of a cow.
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  • User:Pawan dhaliwal89
    I am a 3rd year MBIM student at UBC.
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  • File:Autismmouse.png
    General mechanism in a normal rat injected with propanoic acid.
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  • File:Cryoconite diagram.png
    Side view of a cryoconite hole within surface glacier ice.
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  • File:R. laulaha Image.png
    Rhodocollybia laulaha growing from a mossy Hapu'u fern.
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  • File:Plastic-Eating Bacteria PIC2.jpg
    Ideonella sakaiensis attached to a plastic water bottle.
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  • File:Gordonia Phylogeny Tree.jpeg
    A phylogeny tree from figure 1 of the article https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pm
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    The three viral vectors and their pathway into a host cell.
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    The three viral vectors and their pathway into a host cell.
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  • Flaviviridae
    ...e:Flaviviridae.jpg|thumb|right|Electron micrograph of the West Nile virus, a member of the Flaviviridae family. Image Courtesy: CDC/Cynthia Goldsmith]] ...9 pathogens in its rank. The family gets its name from Yellow Fever virus, a type virus of Flaviviridae; flavus means yellow in Latin.
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  • Talk:Pseudomonas syringae: Bioprecipitation Mechanisms and Implications
    ...this is quite interesting, the fact that such a small object can have such a drastic impact on something as large as an entire ecosystem is quite soberi ...current or future studies. A section explaining "Future Studies" might be a nice way to wrap up the piece.
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  • Talk:Rhodopseudomonas palustris and extracellular electron transfer
    Overall great job, Jason. This is a very complicated topic, but you did a very good job of explaining the material and making the page easy to read.
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  • User:Vinodgupta299
    ...re genome" containing genes present in all genomes of a pre-defined group, a "dispensable genome" containing genes present in two or more genomes, and f The term pan-genome was first coined a decade ago by Tettelin et al.
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  • Talk:Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Infection and Biofilm Production in Immunocompromised Individuals
    ...mation of a biofilm? It also might be beneficial to wrap up the paper with a short conclusion, but overall good job! [-andersonam] I liked this page a lot, it looks very well done and besides what's stated above, I cannot find
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  • User:Dakota.jewett
    ...imum is 8, with the range being 6-9. The NaCl optimum for growth is 3-5%; a full range of 2-6%. ...taonesis was isolated from water of a coastal hot spring located on Lutao, a small volcanic island in the Pacific Ocean off
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  • File:Genome spiral.jpg
    Circular representation of the A. ferrooxidans ATCC 23270 genome sequence
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    I'm a microbiology and immunology student at the UBC.
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    Electron micrograph of 34-PT showing a cell containing several gas vesicles
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  • File:Melting Glacier.jpeg
    Glaciers are notably receding as a result of global warming.
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  • File:Screen Shot 2014-04-19 at 1.15.44 PM.png
    A photo depicting the physically symbiotic relationship between zooxanthellae
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  • File:T. pseudonana.jpg
    A microscopic picture of T. psuedonana by G. Hasle. Obtained from http://www.
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    A microscopic picture of T. psuedonana by G. Hasle. Obtained from http://www.
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  • File:Pipe.jpg
    Image of a corroded pipe due to corrosion in soil. From http://coloradogeologicalsurve
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  • File:Mineral Cycle.jpg
    An image of a generalized mineral cycle.
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  • File:D-WO-ABMV-FO.003b.jpg
    A plant infected with AbMV for commercial sale being inspected by customer.
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  • File:Pf rings thinB.jpg
    Rings of P. falciparum in a thin blood smear https://www.cdc.gov/dpdx/malaria/index.html
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  • File:Ochrobacterium teleogrylli.jpg
    Ochrobactrum soli sp. nov., Isolated from a Korean Cattle Farm
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  • Talk:Zaire ebolavirus: Pathogenesis, History, and Treatment of the Deadly Virus
    ...sponse to Ebola is MHC-antigen recognition, I wonder if there will soon be a vaccination developed which can help the immune system identify the virus f ...rror I caught was in the first line of the Host Response section -you need a space between Ebolavirus and infection. Also I would like to see you briefl
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  • Talk:The Outbreak of Canine Parvovirus in North America
    ...super interesting to learn about the mechanism behind Parvo, as I've seen a few cases of parvo in dogs. I think it may be helpful to define some of th ...mistakes. I occasionally noticed a plural form that was not needed or an “a” when you needed an “an”. Otherwise, here are my thoughts on each sec
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  • File:Alcanivorax bork.jpg
    panels A and B were divided into three separate compartments by individual membranes In panel A, all cells were occupied by the voluminous anammoxosome. In panel B, the wh
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  • User talk:Mhsu23
    panels A and B were divided into three separate compartments by individual membranes In panel A, all cells were occupied by the voluminous anammoxosome. In panel B, the wh
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  • Talk:Pneumococcal meningitis and the role of Streptococcus pneumoniae
    ...Also in that same paragraph, capitalize Gram when you say S. pnuemoniae is a Gram-positive bacteria. Other than those small points the wiki page is sol
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  • Talk:The History and Transmission of Treponema pallidum; Syphilis
    <br>Heath A. Carmichael ...uper interesting because of how advanced stages of the disease can lead to a sort of madness called “Cupid’s Disease.” Your page was great because
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  • File:Faecalis2.jpg
    FIG. 3. Genes for the arsenite oxidase region in A. faecalis
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    FIGURE 2. NADH re-oxidation by A. fermentum under anaerobic and aerobic
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  • File:T4 bacteriophages.jpg
    Electron micrograph of T4 bacteriophages attached to a bacterium. Source: Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phage_therapy
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  • File:Humancc.jpg
    Rhinofacial conidiobolomycosis caused by Conidiobolus coronatus in a Chinese rice farmer
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  • File:Peat Bogs 1.png
    A Canadian peat bog. Photo credits to Peupleloup under Creative Commons Licen
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  • User:Hadi.moafi
    I am a biology student at the University of British Columbia.
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  • File:RedoxReaction.jpg
    Image showing the process and results of a reduction/oxidation reaction.
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  • File:Mineral Metabolism.gif
    A comprehensive depiction of the microbial metabolism using minerals
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  • Talimogene Laherparepvec
    #REDIRECT [[Talimogene Laherparepvec: A groundbreaking viral therapy for late stage melanoma]]
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  • File:Plastic-Eating Bacteria PIC6.jpg
    Proposed degradation pathway for oligomeric polyurethane in a Pseudomonas strain.
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  • File:Arabia Terra on Mars.JPG
    Satellite images of Arabia Terra, a region on Mars.
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  • File:Extremeyeast.jpeg
    Chart showing the survival of yeast at altitude from a study
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  • File:AMF microscope.png
    A microscope view of AMF showing Vesicles, Hyphae and Arbuscles
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  • File:Interflow.png
    Diagram depicting water flow as a result of rain - particularly interflow.
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  • File:C. chthonoplastes under microscope.jpg
    Coleofasciculus chthonoplastes under a microscope produced by Vijayan et al. (2020).
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  • Talk:Microcystis aeruginosa and the Effects of Microcystin-LR on Ecosystems and Human Health
    ...s consider adding one for the human health section? In addition, there are a few out-of-order citations which don't actually link to any references. Goo ...e really interesting in hearing some more about that. All in all, this was a great job, and it was so fun to read. -Jessie Griffith
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  • Talk:The Hologenome Theory of Evolution
    ...hind this concept should be clearly defined; however, it comes off more as a summary of the coral bleaching phenomenon. Even though the inspiration for ...is a new form of evolution: It seems like the bacteria could be considered a natural environmental factor (like temperature, food availability, predatio
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  • Myoviridae
    ...ated to the virus' mode of penetration of the host cell. Bacteriophage T4, a myovirus, infects ''[[Escherichia|E. coli]]''. (source: [http://www.dform. The myovirus genome is non-segmented and contains a molecule of linear, double-stranded DNA. The complete genome is 33600-17000
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  • Talk:Environmentally essential bacteria: Geothrix fermentans
    ...the metal respiration and microbial fuel cell sections. I think you picked a very interesting topic, and I wish you luck with finding more information a ...esented a lot of very interesting information about Geothrix fermentans in a very easy to follow manner. I think the flow of the paper might benefit fro
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  • Talk:Modern Treatments for Leprosy
    ...ic health topic, along with such a historically relevant disease caused by a bacteria that we learned about. ...ve been found to be the most effective (if any). I would suggest including a conclusions/discussion/future directions/future research section at the end
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  • File:3AD2E51A-D488-41AD-AC2A-92ACC6052754 4 5005 c.jpeg
    This photo shows ''Trichoplax adhaerens'' as prepared by a microscope in a cross-section. The different stains allow different parts of the cell to be
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  • User:Allen5
    ...l colonization, stabilization, and then weaning period (4-6 months old) as a foal transfers to solid food are important periods in establishing the micr ...hylococcus aureus (MRSA) bacteria. Photo credit: CDC. Every image requires a link to the source.]]
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    Stropharia rugosoannulata grown in a naturalistic outdoor polyculture with perennial and annual vegetables.
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    Instructor for Soil and Rhizosphere Microbiology (AGRY5800), a course offered at Purdue University.
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    I’m a microbiology and immunology student at the University of British Columbia
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    I’m a microbiology and immunology student at the University of British Columbia.
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    FIGURE 1. Energy sources utilized by A. fermentum under anaerobic and aerobic conditions.
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    FIGURE 1. Energy sources utilized by A. fermentum under anaerobic and aerobic conditions.
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  • File:Tecology festuca arundinacea.jpg
    ''Festuca arundinacea'' Tall Fescue plant that is a common host of ''N. coenophialum''
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    I’m a microbiology and immunology student at the University of British Columbia.
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  • File:Beta Oxidation Overview.png
    The steps of beta oxidation to yield acetyl CoA from a fatty acid.
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  • User:Louzadam
    Azospirillum lipoferum is a gram positive bacteria know to be associate with plant growth.
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  • File:Cr Spill Durango.jpg
    An image of a Cr spill in Durango, Colorado
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    ...'s great the way it is now but could be a little more reader-friendly with a bit of work:) ...eal world setting. The degradation products are carboxylic acid which has a pH of around 2 and the aromatic carboxylic acids would have an even lower p
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  • Talk:Clostridium botulinum, associated neurotoxins, and botulism
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    ...actual mean lowest mortality? Overall, you did a great job here. This was a fun read. Good work! -Jonathan Pang
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    ...ragraph contains another citation in the middle of it. This may totally be a personal preference though, so feel free to ignore that. Great job! - Laure ...sider finding one more image to add to your page just to break up the text a bit more. All-in-all, well done! - Lydia Wolf
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  • Talk:Cauliflower mosaic virus
    ...r in biotechnology as well. Good job of explaining the aphid being used as a vector to infect these plants through damaged cells. ...ic aspect of the virus instead of just learning about the virus. You wrote a small but interesting section on how the virus is used in biotechnologies a
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    Here is a new paragraph. Now I am editing just this one section. ...n resistant <i>Staphylococcus aureus</i> (MRSA) bacteria. See PHIL 617 for a black and white view of this image. Photo credit: [http://www.cdc.gov/ CDC.
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  • User:Maggie.osburn/Earth373
    ...nd suggested subheadings in the near future, but the first step is to pick a topic and make sure you will have enough information. Possible topics (if ...this project. Graduate students will additionally be required to complete a 5-page paper on their topic.<br>
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  • Talk:The CRISPR Immune System in Bacteria and Archaea
    ...ext! It let's the reader know where you got your info from. It is overall a good account, I would just work on your formatting to make all the pictures Intro- Very well written and you did a good job setting up what's to come in the page.
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    ...is a bacteria belonging to the family Porphyromonas. It is a bacteroides, a subgroup of the flavobacterium-bacteroides subphylum. It is found in infect ...Nov. to Accommodate Dysgonomonas Gadei Sp. Nov., an Organism Isolated from a Human Gall Bladder, and Dysgonomonas Capnocytophagoides (formerly CDC Group
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  • The Ace-2 Receptor and pathogenesis of COVID-19
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  • Talk:The Role of Epstein-Barr Virus in Burkitt's Lymphoma
    ...ng of the direction this field is heading in. It would be helpful to have a figure describing replication cycle of EBV in order to make it easier to un ...sis or other illnesses can permanently damage the immune system by causing a deficit in T cell responsiveness to interleukin." What is interleukin, or w
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    [[Image:20100926_180209_DentalPlaque.jpg|thumb|right|500px|A Gram-stained sample showing both Gram-positive (purple) and Gram-negative ( ...(pink) bacteria. This image shows predominantly Gram-negative cocci, with a few particularly long Gram-negative bacilli.<br/>Numbered ticks are 11 &mic
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  • Badnavirus
    ...rnally in inverted form. The genome is a relaxed circular molecule due to a site-specific discontinuity in each strand of DNA. (sources: [http://www.nc ==Virion Structure of a Badnavirus==
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    ...o Acquired Immunodeficiency syndrome or AIDS. HIV/AIDS is characterized by a decline in the number of CD4+ T-cells and an increased susceptibility to ot ..., macrophages, dendritic cells, and monocytes. The virus also has to bind a co-receptor, CCR5, on the target cell in order to gain entry the cell. Once
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  • Talk:Magnetotactic bacteria and their application
    ...few things that came to my mind when I was reading this. Overall, this is a high quality page that is well written and fun to learn about. Great job! ...all amount of them to live in unfavorable environments. Otherwise, it was a very good page! I really enjoyed seeing the tests on mice. - Marysol
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  • Talk:Ostreococcus lucimarinus
    ...agraph can become difficult to stay connected. I also think that including a broad description of your chosen microbe in the introduction would be helpf ...atedness and changes within the genome. It might be interesting to include a figure of the cell’s phylogeny. Your information here is very well resear
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  • Talk:Utilization of Bacillus thuringiensis in Genetically Modified Crops
    ...rops like these? These are just questions to consider -- I thought you did a very thorough job and enjoyed reading about this! - Rebecca ...before Bt to show if it was better or worse comparably. Overall I like it a lot! Nice job!-David T
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  • Talk:Neisseria meningitidis causing meningococcal meningitis
    ...ial modifications to the metabolic pathways unique to this organism? Just a thought that may provide more interesting information about metabolism. Al This is a well written article on the leading cause of bacterial meningitis. It cover
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  • Talk:The Dengue Virus and Possibilities of Antiviral Treatment
    Very good overall! I thought you did a good job of talking about the history of the virus as well as new research ...ic and very easy to understand. I think it might be helpful to define what a serotype is, because I don't think the reader will know (I didn't). Also it
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  • Talk:Flavivirus NS1 protein
    ...at hexamer formation which would make the higher rate of membrane binding a loss of function mutation." Additionally, in this subsection when reporting ...the paper tend to be really interesting and are very visual so it would be a nice reference to understand the NS1 accumulation. -Kei Helm
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  • Talk:The Responses of Cyanobacteria to UV-B Irradiation
    ...very deserving microorganism (what would we be without it). Your page had a good flow and the subtopics made the contents clear. It was good how you re ...nd absorb more visible light while avoiding UV light? Also, you presented a wide variety of techniques that cyanobacteria use to combat UV light, but i
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    ...also activated through tyrosine phosphorylation, and such activation plays a role in CVB3-induced CPE and apoptosis of infected cells for viral progeny
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  • Talk:The role of Bifidobacterium longum in a healthy human gut community
    ...the cytokine response interesting, since I could compare the two. This was a very well written page with excellent information. Well done, Luke. ...ause I think it provides important information about the bacteria genus as a whole. Also I think it is amazing how this bifidobacterium longum is import
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  • Talk:Microbiota of the Human Ear
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  • Talk:Rhodopseudomonas palustris and its role in bioremediation of soil pollutants
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  • User:Zdl2254
    ...e does not produce its own energy. Instead, it infiltrates a bacterium via a membrane protein, and alters the genome in the nuclear envelope. By doing t ...T7 bacteriophage has a tail with a 12-fold adaptor protein gp11 assembly, a sixfold nozzle protein gp12 assembly, and six subunits of trimeric tail fib
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  • Talk:Membrane proteins as mechanisms of immune system evasion in Trypanosoma brucei
    ...accessible, and understandable way. Your work was thorough and traveled in a nice, logical, and easy to follow progression. ...Organization (WHO),” so just give it a quick read-through. Overall though, a really comprehensive and fascinating page!
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    '''''[[Erysipelothrix]]'', a genus of fungi.'''<br> '''''[[Shigella]]'', a genus of gram-negative bacteria.'''<br>
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  • Talk:Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
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  • Talk:Anellovirus
    Being that this was such a brief section, I felt that it could have been combined with Overview! Espec ...rying to say without sounding choppy. I also felt like you might have made a whole separate section about transmission and disease!
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  • Talk:The Development of Pathogenesis in the Zika Virus
    I really the inclusion of a case study to talk about your topic, specially using terminology that we di ..., for instance A. aegypti” – italicize genus and species name, and also <i>A. aegypti</i> is first mentioned in this page so it needs to be full name
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    Micrograph showing spacing of SM1 Euryarchaeon cells in a colony (distance of 4 um)
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    A top-down view of sediment filled cryoconite hoels located on the surface of
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  • File:Pex7p Import.png
    A Model of how Pex7p and Pex18p import the Fox3 protein into the peroxisomal
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  • Bromovirus
    [[Image:Bromoms.jpg|thumb|right|Electron Micrograph of a bromovirus by Thorben Lundsgaard, Dr C.J. Woolston and Ed Rybicki.]] ...us ''Bromovirus'' is one of five genera in the Bromoviridae family. It has a tripartite genome and an encapsidated subgenomic RNA from which the coat pr
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    &nbsp; A paramecium.
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  • File:Positive feedback loop.png
    Positive feedback loop leading to acidosis in the rumen due to a low fibre diet.
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  • File:Actinomycetelifecycle.jpg
    Life cycle of a typical filamentous, sporulating actinomycete, from spore dispersal to matu
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  • File:SOM formation models.png
    A combination of recent insights, contrasting historical and emerging views o
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  • Talk:Human Papillomavirus and Cervical Cancer
    This page provides a really good explanation of HPV. I really liked that you explained what exa ...ybe a table describing the job of each gene in the cancer mechanism. Also, a lot of your page doesn't have in text citations, which I think you need. Co
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  • Template:BIOL 375 Paper
    ...hilus'' gen. nov., sp. nov., a barophilic, hyperthermophilic archaeon from a deep-sea hydrothermal vent chimney". ''International Journal of Systematic
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    ...e can cause argyria, an irreversible condition where the skin discolors to a bluish-gray tone.
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    A bunch of Vorticlla.
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  • File:Cordyceps-unilateralis.JPG
    Figured out how to upload photos. This is just a test photo, I will change it and cite it later
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  • User:Sgounder649
    I'm a student in the Microbiology and Immunology program at the University of Bri
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  • File:2Yaab.PNG
    Yaabuchi provides a similarity matrix to the bacteria he's tested. B-3 is Sphingobacterium mult
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  • File:V-vulnificusElana.jpeg
    Colorized SEM of a flagellated Vibrio vulnificus
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  • File:Mammoth cave map.png
    A map of the subterranean passages in the Mammoth Cave region (Kentucky, USA)
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  • File:Vampriococcus.jpg
    Figure 1 Vampirococcus cells (red) attached to a Chromatium prey (light green) by the means of electron-dense material. [3]
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  • File:Flealaw.png
    Figure 3: Oropsylla montana (a ground squirrel flea) infected and blocked with Yersinia pestis. [Mitchell
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  • Pseudomonas aeurignosa
    ...n resistant <i>Staphylococcus aureus</i> (MRSA) bacteria. See PHIL 617 for a black and white view of this image. Phoro credit: [http://www.cdc.gov/ CDC. <br><i>Pseudomonas aeruginosa</i> is a powerful pathogen responsible for a multitude of different infections including respiratory and blood infection
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  • User:Metzmaier1
    ...bacteria. The photo credit for this image belongs to Alissa Eckert, who is a medical illustrator at the [http://www.cdc.gov/ CDC].]] <br>At right is a sample image insertion. It works for any image uploaded anywhere to Microb
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  • Talk:Foot Odor Microbes
    ...blem and have issues with smelly feet. I think it is very interesting how a group of microbes that cause stinky feet can also help with Malaria resista ...about about this topic much much before, especially the relation to cheese a mosquitoes and malaria. It was well-explained and easy to read. In the Foot
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  • Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Project in Progress)
    ...n resistant <i>Staphylococcus aureus</i> (MRSA) bacteria. See PHIL 617 for a black and white view of this image. Phoro credit: [http://www.cdc.gov/ CDC. <br>At right is a sample image insertion. It works for any image uploaded anywhere to Microb
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  • Talk:Ocular Infection by Chlamydia trachomatis: Public Health Responses to Pathology
    ...you are trying to show. Great work expanding the disease and microbe into a much broader topic!
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  • Marixanthomonas ophiurae
    ...fers to a unicellular organism, a monad. Therefore: ''Marixanthomonas'' is a marine yellow monad. ''Marixanthomonas ophiurae'': Ophiura, a class of invertebrates belonging to the Ophiuroidea (brittle star), which i
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  • Template:Genus larsen
    ...logy). Or, if your microbe is very new and not well studied, then include a heading or two with more description about its native environment or someth ...hilus'' gen. nov., sp. nov., a barophilic, hyperthermophilic archaeon from a deep-sea hydrothermal vent chimney". ''International Journal of Systematic
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  • Talk:Mitsuokella dentalis
    ...logy). Or, if your microbe is very new and not well studied, then include a heading or two with more description about its native environment or someth ...hilus'' gen. nov., sp. nov., a barophilic, hyperthermophilic archaeon from a deep-sea hydrothermal vent chimney". ''International Journal of Systematic
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  • File:Angryred.jpg
    The "Bat-rat-spider-crab" from "The Angry Red Planet" (1959) is a highly unlikely form of Martian life.
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  • File:Tet-R.png
    Example of TetR proteins at work. It is theorized that KstR and KstR2 work in a similar fashion. Picture from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetracycline-con
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  • File:NADH.jpeg
    A diagram indicating the cycling of NADH and NAD+ in glycolysis and ethanol f
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  • User:Misterianb
    I am a third year student at the University of British Columbia in the Microbiolog
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  • File:Cr19.png
    A linkage mapping of homeobox genes in mouse chromosome 19, through the use o
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  • File:Wateringhole.jpg
    Rabbits around a waterhole during myxomatosis trials, Wardang Island, South Australia, 1938.
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  • Aerococcus urinae
    ...endocarditis, blood stream, and spinal disc infections. ''A. urinae'' is a gram-positive coccus occurring in tetrads or pairs, similar to the α-hemol ...), speticaemia ( pertains to blood poisoning), and cellulitus (pertains to a bacterial skin infection). ''Aerococcus urinae'' naturally occurs in dust,
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  • User:Stegnere
    Select a topic that includes microbes (bacteria, protist, fungi, or algae). Any kind ...he Search window, then press Go. The MicrobeWiki will invite you to create a new page with this title.<br><br>
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  • Birnaviridae
    ...nome guanine+cytosine content is 45.5-54.5 %. The 5'-end of the genome has a cap on both segments genome-linked protein (VPg). The multipartite genome i ==Virion Structure of a Birnaviridae==
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  • Gut-Brain Axis: the relationship between the gut microbiota and anxiety and depression
    [[Image:Gut Microbiome Human.jpg|thumb|300px|right|The human microbiome is a promising area of research for combating antibiotic resistant microorganism ...ly been studied more in depth as researchers discovered that microbes have a larger impact on human health than once understood. Antibiotics and diet ha
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  • File:Bats.jpeg
    ...lying fox, lives in Southeast Asia and Northern Australia. This species is a reservoir host of NiV. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Pteropus_conspicil
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  • File:Electron micrograph, Sulfobacillus thermosulfidooxidans.jpeg
    Sulfobacillus thermosulfidooxidans AT-1 is a thermophilic bacterium that was isolated from spontaneously heated ore depo
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  • User:S alian
    My name is Sara Alian and I am a Microbiology and Immunology student at the University of British Columbia.
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  • File:Sauer Biofilms and Biocomplexity.png
    Sauer, K., Rickard, A. H., and Davies, D.G. "Biofilms and Biocomplexity." Microbe, 2007, 2:7, p.
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  • Talk:Alcaligenes Eutrophus and Its Role in Biodegradable Polymer Production
    ...s option for polymer production is being currently implemented. Otherwise, a good article! Wow, Angel. This was a lot of work, and it shows. Great job! I have a few notes on top of those mentioned above:
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  • Talk:Link Between Microbes and Obesity
    ...ly be referring back to the current studies. Maybe mention even more about a possible future direction? What are some mysteries that are still present? ...ld make more space between the paragraphs. It is a bit hard to tell where a paragraph ends and when one starts. If you don't want to make more space,
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  • Phycodnaviridae
    ...lated and characterized. The reason for the complexity can be explained by a recent provocative paper that expanded the phylogenetic analysis and placed So far, the genomes of two phycodnaviruses have been completely sequenced, a Paramecium bursaria Chlorella virus (PCBV-1) and an Ectocarpus siliculosus
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  • User:Jonathan.s.zeng
    Hello all, I'm a microbiology and immunology student at the University of British Columbia,
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  • File:B. longum SEM.pdf
    ...raph of <i> Bifidobacterium longum </i> taken by Professor Gerald Tannock, a Microbiologist at the Royal Society of New Zealand.
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  • File:Paenarthrobacter.jpg
    ...robacter nitroguajacolicus E1 which is not exactly the KI72 species but is a close relative to them.
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  • The Gut Microbiome and How It Affects Our Ability to Learn
    ...n resistant <i>Staphylococcus aureus</i> (MRSA) bacteria. See PHIL 617 for a black and white view of this image. Phoro credit: [http://www.cdc.gov/ CDC. <br>At right is a sample image insertion. It works for any image uploaded anywhere to Microb
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