| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| Biological characterization of Cyanophage LP-1 infecting Plectonema and Lyngbya species |
1975 |
198 |
A virus specific for blue-green algae was first isolated in 1963 (Safferman and Morris, 1963). Since that time, blue-green algae, of the phylum Cyanophyta, have drawn considerable attention from microbiologista, ecologists, and virologists. This inte... |
| Serological typing and chlorine resistance of cyanophages isolated from wastewater |
1976 |
298 |
No viral monitoring systems currently exist in our wastewater treatment facilities. The assays are impractical in treatment plant laboratories because of their cost and complexity. In addition it is difficult to isolate animal viruses from large volu... |
| Interactions of variants of the host blue-green bacterium Anacystis nidulans with a variant of the cyanophage AS-1 |
1977 |
217 |
Since the discovery of the first virus infecting members of the class Cyanophyta (Safferman and Morris, 1964), a number of cyanophages have been isolated which clearly indicate that cyanophages are widely distributed in bodies of fresh and brackish w... |
| Isolation of auxotrophic mutants of the blue-green bacterium, Anacystis nidulans, and Isolation and genetic mapping of temperature-sensitive mutants of the cyanophage AS-1 |
1977 |
178 |
I. Little information is currently available about the genetics of the blue-green bacteria (cyanobacteria). The need for research on the genetics of these organisms becomes apparent when one considers the recent advances in recombinant DNA research. ... |
| The Human Gut Microbiome: A Physiological System Approach |
2013 |
3310 |
2014 University Libraries Undergraduate Research Award Winner---Perhaps some of the most complex disorders that have been observed in humans are those that concern emotion and processes of the human brain. The pathway between stimulus and response in... |