Microbiology and Immunology

General Index WORLD OF MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY

Brownian motion. SeeBacterial movement

Brucella,1:206

Brucella abortus,1:88, 1:89

Brucella melitensis,1:88, 1:89

Brucella suis,1:88, 1:89

Brucellosis, 1:88–89,1:206, 2:425

Bruton’s agammaglobulinemia, 1:293

BSE, scrapie, and CJD, recent research advances, 1:92–93

BSE and CJD disease, 1:89–93,1:91,2:449

ethical issues and socio-economic impact, 1:90–92

food safety, 1:225–226

prions, 2:449

research advances, 1:92–93

BSE and CJD disease, ethical issues and socio-economic impact,

1:90–92

Bubonic plague, 1:93–95,1:94,1:188, 1:193–194, 1:274, 2:644

Buchanan, Robert Earle, 1:95,1:207

Buchner, Eduard, 1:66, 1:192, 1:217

Buchner, Hans, 1:66, 1:255, 1:287

Budding. SeeYeast

Buescher, Edward Louis, 2:424

Buffer, 1:95–96,2:433

Bulb polio, 2:446

Bulbospinal polio, 2:446

Bull kelp, 1:323

Bunyavirus group, 1:263

Burke, David, 2:610

Burkholderia mallei,1:70

Burkitt’s lymphoma, 1:201, 2:558

Burnet, Frank Macfarlane, 1:96–97,1:175, 1:321, 2:370, 2:652, 2:654

BWC. SeeBiological Weapons Convention

C

C substance, 1:337

Caenorhabditis elegans,1:87

CagA, 1:262

Caine, Roy, 1:184

Calanus, 2:616

Calmette, Leon Charles Albert, 2:432, 2:555

Calne, Donald, 1:288

Caloplaca,1:349

Campylobacter jejuni,1:99, 2:386

food safety, 1:135, 1:226, 2:576

Campylobacteriosis, 1:99–100

Cancer

chemotherapy, 1:116–117

as uncontrolled cell division, 1:105

Candida albicans,1:100, 2:380, 2:609, 2:612, 2: 612

Candida glabrata,1:100, 2:612

Candida guilliermondi,1:100

Candida krusei,1:100

Candida parapsilosis,1:100, 2:612

Candida tropicalis,1:100

Candidiasis, 1:100,2:612

skin infections, 2:516–517, 2:609

thrush, 1:261, 2:546–547, 2:609

Canine distemper, 2:575

Canning, 1:224–225

Capsid, 1:3, 2:583

See alsoGlycocalyx

Capsule, 1:48

Carageenan, 2:462

Carbon cycle in microorganisms, 1:100–101

aerobes, 1:5

biogeochemical cycles, 1:68–69

photosynthetic microorganisms, 2:437

plankton and planktonic bacteria, 2:440–441

Careers in microbiology, 2:371–373

Caries, 2:379–380

Carl Zeiss Foundation, 1:1

Caskey, Charles T., 2:657

Cassette mutagenesis, 2:406

Catecholamines, 1:16

Cauliflower mosaic virus (CMV), 2:515

Caullery, Maurice, 2:398

Caulobacter,1:101

Caulobacter crescentus,1:67

Cb3 complement protein, 2:417

CD45, 2:428

CDC. SeeCenters for Disease Control

Cech, Thomas R., 1:101–103,2:659

Cell cycle and cell division, 1:103–105,1:104,1:106, 1:243

asexual generation and reproduction, 1:35–36

eukaryotic, 1:106–108

Golgi body, 1:251

prokaryotic, 1:106–108

See alsoCell cycle (eukaryotic), genetic regulation of; Cell cycle

(prokaryotic), genetic regulation of; Cell membrane transport

Cell cycle (eukaryotic), genetic regulation of, 1:106–108,1:107,1:243

chromosomes, 1:120–122

nucleus, 2:412

recombination, 2:481

transgenics, 2:550–551

See alsoGenetic regulation of eukaryotic cells

Cell cycle (prokaryotic), genetic regulation of, 1:108–109

chromosomes, 1:122–123

mutations and mutagenesis, 2:405–406

recombination, 2:481

restriction enzymes, 2:485

transgenics, 2:550–551

translation, 2:551–553

See alsoGenetic regulation of prokaryotic cells

Cell-mediated immune response. SeeImmunity, cell mediated

Cell membrane transport, 1:109–110,1: 110

electron transport system, 1:182

Golgi body, 1:251

hydrophobic and hydrophilic, 1:281–282

lysosome, 1:357

mitochondria and cellular energy, 2:392–393

phospholipids, 2:435

protein export, 2:453–454

Cell wall. SeeBacterial membranes and cell wall

Cellular immunity, 2:362

Cellular slime molds, 2:518

Cellulitis, 2:516

Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 1:78–79, 1:110–112

Central Dogma, 1:163, 2: 396

Centrifugation, 1:64

Ceratium,2:470

Cestodes, 2:423

CGD. SeeChronic granulomatous disease

Chagas, Carlos, 1:111

Chagas disease, 1:111–112

Chain, Ernst Boris, 1:112–113,1:116, 1:219, 1:276, 2:653

Chambers, Robert, 2:647

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