Microbiology and Immunology

WORLD OF MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY General Index

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Trichophyton,2:517

Trinucleotide repeat mutations, 2:405

Trisomy 21, 1:121

tRNA. SeeTransfer RNA

Trypan red, 1:178

Trypanosoma brucei,1:81, 2:517

Trypanosoma cruzi,1:111

Trypanosomes, 1:111, 2:367, 2:462

Trypanosomiasis, 2:517

Tuberculin, 1:327

Tuberculin test, 1:290

Tuberculoid leprosy, 1:346

Tuberculosis, 2:555–557,2: 556

Center for Disease Control (CDC), 1:111

chronic disease, 1:123

Dubos, René, 1:168

epidemics, 1:196

history of, 2:555, 2:557

Koch, Robert, 1:327

multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR TB), 2:556

as public health issue, 1:111, 1:123, 1:168, 1:196, 2:467,

2:555–557

tuberculin test, 1:290

Tularemia, 2:557–558

Tumor viruses, 2:558

Turner, J.R., 2:494

Twort, Frederick, 1:55, 2:652

Tyndall, John, 1:273

Type A influenza virus, 1:312

Type B influenza virus, 1:312

Type I interferon, 1:314

Type I restriction enzymes, 2:486

Type II interferon, 1:314

Type II restriction enzymes, 2:486

Type III restriction enzymes, 2:486

Typhoid fever, 1:188, 2:503, 2:558–560

Typhoidal Salmonellainfection, 1:188

Typhus, 2:492, 2:493, 2:560–561

Tyrothricin, 1:167

U

Ulcers, 1:11, 1:262, 2:366, 2:371

Ultra-violet sterilization. SeeSterilization

Ultrapasteurization, 2:427

Ulva, 2:461

Ulvophyceae, 1:119

Underwood, Michael, 2:446

Undulant fever, 1:206

Urchin barren, 1:323

Ureaplasma urealyticum,2:408

Urey, Harold, 1:351, 2:389, 2:390, 2:563–565,2: 564

Urinary tract infections, adenoviruses, 1:3

Usnea,1:349

Ustomycetes, 1:57

V

VacA, 1:252

Vaccination, 1:289,2:567–568,2: 568

history of, 1:28, 1:319–320

See alsoImmunization; Vaccine

Vaccine, 2:568–572,2: 571

AIDS, 1:9, 2:513, 2:570–571

arenaviruses, 1:35

BCG vaccine, 2:432, 2:555–556

E. coli0157:H7, 1:23, 1:172

flu vaccines, 1:313

foot-and-mouth disease, 1:228

Haemophilus influenzae,2:374–375

hemorrhagic diseases, 1:264

hepatitis, 1:265, 2:513

immune stimulation, 1:286

Junin virus, 1:35

leprosy, 1:347

Lyme disease, 1:356

measles, 2:369

measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine, 2:567

mumps, 2:403

pertussis, 2:429–430

pneumonia, 2:445

polio, 1:186, 2:499, 2:570

Q fever, 2:471

rabies, 1:28, 2:569

RNA cancer vaccine, 1:117

rotavirus gastroenteritis, 1:236

Salmonella,2:504, 2:505

sexually transmitted diseases, 2:512–514

swine fever, 2:537

tetanus, 2:543

tularemia, 2:558

typhoid fever, 2:558–560

yellow fever, 2:545, 2:614

See alsoImmunization; Vaccination

Vaccine gene tun, 1:117

Vacuoles. SeeGas vacuoles and gas vesicles

Vacuum drying, 1:223

Van Beneden, Edouard, 2:649, 2:650

van Leeuwenhoek, Anton, 1:1, 1:246, 1:273, 1:343,1:343–344,2:388,

2:645

van Neil, Cornelius B., 1:325, 2:409,2:436, 2:458

Vanterpool, Thomas C., 2:652

Varicella, 2:402–403, 2:572–573

Varicella zoster virus (VZV), 2:572, 2:573–574,2:584

Variola virus, 2:520–521, 2:574

Variolation, 1:271–272

Varmus, Harold Elliot, 2:658

Vectors

gene therapy, 2:578–579

parasitic infection, 2:423

Venereal disease. SeeSexually transmitted disease

Venezuelan hemorrhagic fever, 1:34, 1:263

Venter, John Craig, 2:544, 2:574–575,2:659, 2:660

Verotoxin, 1:171

Vesalius, Andreas, 2:644

Vesicles. SeeGas vacuoles and gas vesicles

Veterinary microbiology, 2:575–577,2: 576

foot-and-mouth disease, 1:227–228, 1:354

rabies, 2:475–477

swine fever, 2:536–537

tracking diseases with technology, 1:199–200

See alsoAnimal models of infection; Zoonoses

Viable but nonculturable bacteria, 2:577

Vibrational spectroscopy, 2:525

Vibrio cholerae

cholera, 1:193

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