Microbiology and Immunology

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Rh and Rh incompatibility, 2:487–488

Rh disease, 2:487

Rh factor, 1:340, 2:487

Rhabdoviruses, 2:580, 2:585

Rhazes, 2:369

Rhesus disease, 1:28

Rheumatic fever, 2:532

Rheumatoid arthritis, mycoplasma and, 2:408

Rhinitis, 1:10

Rhinovirus, 1:128–129

Rhizobium,2:383

Rhizobium japonicum,2:411

Rhizopoda, 2:459

Rhizopus,2:394, 2:395

Rhizopus nigricans,1:218

Rhoads, Cornelius, 1:116

Rhodococcus equi,1:137

Rhodophyta, 2:460, 2:488

Rhodopseudomonas viridis,2:436

Rhodopsin, 2:437

Rhodospirillum rubrum,1:52, 2:436

Ribonucleic acid. SeeRNA

Ribosomal RNA, 2:491–492, 2:551

Ribosomes, 1:146, 2:491, 2:492

Richet, Charles, 1:287

Richter, Max, 1:339

Rickettsia akari,2:492

Rickettsia and rickettsial pox, 2:492–493,2:560

Rickettsia montana,2:493

Rickettsia parkeri,2:493

Rickettsia prowazekii,2:492, 2:493, 2:560

Rickettsia rickettsii,2:492, 2:493

Rickettsia tsutsugamushi,2:492, 2:493, 2:560

Rickettsia typhi,2:492, 2:493, 2:560

Rift Valley fever, 1:263

Rimantadine, 1:33, 1:116

Rinderpest, 2:648

Ringworm, 2:517

Rivers, THomas, 2:652

RNA, 2:384, 2:486, 2:488–492

acridine orange and, 1:2, 1:3

arenaviruses, 1:34

bacterial kingdoms, 1:51

base pairing, 2: 490

Berg, Paul, 1:60–62

Brenner, Sydney, 1:86–87

Cech, Thomas R., 1:101–102

Central Dogma, 1:163, 2: 396

eukaryotes, 1:204

life, origin of, 1:349–351

Miller-Urey experiment, 2:389–390, 2:403

mitochondrial DNA, 2:393

origin of life, 1:351

plant viruses, 2:441

retroviruses, 2:489

transcription, 2:548–549

translation, 2:551–553

See alsoMolecular biology and molecular genetics; Mutations

and mutagenesis

RNA cancer vaccine, 1:117

RNA polymerases, 1:108, 1:191, 1:244, 2:489, 2:491, 2:548

RNA tumor viruses, 2:493–494

Robbins, Frederick, 1:185, 1:186, 2:500, 2:596, 2:654

Roberts, Richard John, 2:658

Robertson, O.H., 2:494

Rocky Mountain spotted fever, 1:82, 2:471, 2:492, 2:493

Roentgen, Wilhelm Konrad, 2:650

Roseola, 1:267

Rotavirus, 1:236

Rotavirus gastroenteritis, 1:236

Rotifers, 2:616

Rough endoplasmic reticulum (rER), 2:489

Roundworms, 2:423

Rous, Peyton, 2:493, 2:494–495,2:651

Rous sarcoma virus (RSV), 2:493, 2:494, 2:558, 2:585

Roux, Pierre-Paul-Émile, 1:59, 1:272, 1:287, 1:353, 2:495–496

Roux, Wilhelm, 2:649, 2:650

RSV. SeeRespiratory syncytial virus; Rous sarcoma virus

Rubella virus, 2:519

Rubeola, 2:368

Rüdin, Ernst, 1:256

Ruska, Ernst, 1:179–180, 2:496–497,2:651

Ruska, Helmuth, 2:653

Rusts, 1:57

Ryan, Francis, 1:341

S

S layers, 1:53

See alsoSheathed bacteria

Sabia-associated hemorrhagic fever, 1:263

Sabin, Albert, 1:185, 2:499–501

Sac fungi, 1:232

Saccharomyces carlsbergensis,2:609

Saccharomyces cerevisiae,1:230, 2:395, 2:501,2:600

Saccharomyces pombe,2:611

Sagan, Carl, 2:364

Sager, Ruth, 2:655, 2:656

Salk, Jonas, 1:185, 1:340, 2:401, 2:500, 2:501–503,2:655

Salmon, Daniel, 1:287

Salmonella,2:503–504

food poisoning, 1:222–225, 2:504–505, 2:558, 2:576

infections of, 1:188

invasiveness of, 1:315

vaccine, 2:504, 2:505

See alsoMicrobial flora of the stomach and gastrointestinal tract

Salmonella enteritidis,2:503, 2:505

Salmonellafood poisoning, 1:222–225, 2:504–505,2:558

Salmonella gallinarum,2:576

Salmonella typhi,2:558

Salmonella typhimurium,sensitivity to temperature and pH ranges, 2:404

Salt-loving bacteria, 1:211

Salting, for food preservation, 1:223–224

Salvarsan, 1:218, 2:511

Sambrook, Joseph, 2:657

Sanford, Katherine K., 2:652

Sanger, Frederick, 1:30, 1:55, 2:391, 2:656, 2:658

Santorio, Santorio, 2:644

Sargassum fluitans,2:421

Sargassum natans,2:421

Sarin gas, bioterrorism, 1:75

Sawyer, Wilbur A., 2:545

Saxitoxin, 1:157, 2:482

Scanning confocal microscope, 2:473

Scanning electron microscope (SEM), 1:180, 2:388

Scanning tunneling microscope (STM), 2:388

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