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Bacteriology
Discover the microscopic world of bacteria. Find information on bacteria, bacterial foodborne diseases, and more.
Bacterial Reproduction
Bacterial reproduction most commonly occurs by a kind of cell division called binary fission. Other forms of bacterial reproduction include conjugation, transformation, and transduction.
Bacteria and Food Poisoning
Bacterial foodborne diseases strike millions of people each year. Here is a list of a few bacteria that cause food poisoning and foodborne illness.
Bacteria: Friend or Foe?
Bacteria are all around us and most people only consider these prokaryotic organisms to be disease causing parasites. While it is true that bacteria are responsible for a large number of diseases, they can also be beneficial.
Spices Kill Bacteria
Scientific studies indicate that spices kill bacteria. Spices including cinnamon and garlic can effectively control E. coli bacteria in foods and liquids.
Cavity Fighting Bacteria
Researchers have genetically altered bacteria, turning them into cavity fighting bacteria.
Bacteria In Turkeys
Turkeys have been found to be contaminated with bacteria. Testing is not being done for microbes such as Campylobacter bacteria.
Buckman Laboratories
See photomicrograph images of bacteria.
How Bacteria Swim and Tumble
Demonstration of how bacteria move.
List of Prokaryotic Names with Standing in Nomenclature
Includes information on bacterial nomenclature and nomenclatural changes listed alphabetically and chronologically.
Luminescent Bacteria
Did you know that some bacteria glow? Find out more about these bioluminescent microbes.
Salmonella as a Cancer Fighter
Researchers have genetically altered Salmonella to be used to fight cancer.
