Microbiology and Immunology

General Index WORLD OF MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY

cryptosporidium and cryptosporidiosis, 1:143

dysentery, 1:168–170

Giardiaand giardiasis, 1:248–249, 2:367

indicator species, 1:308

laboratory techniques, 1:335

Stentor,2:531

wastewater treatment, 2:590–591

See alsoWater pollution and purification

Waterfleas, 2:616

Watson, James D., 1:114, 1:138, 1:139,1:162, 1:163, 1:269, 2:594–595,

2:595,2:655, 2:659

Weigert, Carl, 1:253

Weismann, August F., 2:649, 2:650

Weissmann, Charles, 2:465

Welch, William Henry, 2:595–596

Weller, Thomas, 1:185, 1:186, 2:424, 2:596–597,2:654

Wells, William Charles, 2:646

West Nile virus, 2:597–598

Western blots, 1:183

“White smokers,” 1:282

Whiteheads, 1:2

Whittaker, Robert, 2:458

WHO. SeeWorld Health Organization

Whole genome shotgun cloning, 2:515

Whooping cough. SeePertussis

Widal, Georges Fernand Isidor, 1:255

Wiener, Alexander, 1:340

Wilcox, Kent, 2:657

Wilkins, Maurice Hugh Frederick, 1:162, 2:598–599,2:656

Willadsen, Steen A., 2:658

William of Saliceto, 2:644

Williams, Robley C., 2:655

Wilmut, Ian, 2:660

Wine making, 1:217–218, 2:424–425, 2:599–601

Winogradsky column, 2:601

Winogradsky, Sergei, 1:167

Wittgenstein, Annelise, 1:330

Woese, Carl R., 2:450, 2:658

Wöhler, Friedrich, 1:66, 2:646

Wolff, Kaspar Friedrich, 2:645

Wollman, Élie, 1:317–318, 2:656

Wong-Staal, Flossie, 2:601,2:601–602

Woodward, Robert B., 2:602–603

World Health Organization (WHO), 1:275, 2:522, 2:603–604,2:654,

2:656

Wright, Almroth Edward, 1:218, 2:435, 2:604

X

X-linked agammaglobulinemia, 1:293, 1:301

X-ray fluorescence, 2:525

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, 2:525

Xanthophylls, 2:488, 2:605

Xanthophyta, 2:605–606

Xanthoria,1:349

Xenorhabdus luminescens,1:354

Xenorhabdus nematophilus,2:383

Y

YAC. SeeYeast artificial chromosome

Yalow, Rosalyn Sussman, 2:607–609

Yanofsky, Charles, 2:657

Yeast, 1:231, 2:609,2:609–610

aerobes, 1:5

asexual generation and reproduction, 1:35

cell cycle of, 2:611

colony and colony formation, 1:129–130

cryoprotection, 1:141–142

cryptococci and cryptococcosis, 1:142–143

fermentation, 1:217–218

hyphae, 1:284

life cycle of, 2:609

protoplasts and spheroplasts, 2:462

types of, 2:599

wine making, 2:599

See alsoYeast, economic uses and benefits; Yeast, infectious;

Yeast artificial chromosome; Yeast genetics

Yeast, economic uses and benefits, 1:217–218, 2:611–612

Yeast, infectious, 2:612,2:612–613

eye infections, 1:213

Lichen planus, 1:348

skin infections, 2:516–517

thrush, 2:547

transmission of pathogens, 2:553

See alsoMold

Yeast artificial chromosome (YAC), 2:515, 2:610–611,2:659

Yeast genetics

Saccharomyces cerevisiae,2:501

shotgun cloning, 2:515

yeast artificial chromosome (YAC), 2:610–611

See alsoMold

Yellow fever, 1:263, 2:423, 2:613–614

history of, 2:545

infection control, 1:310

treatment of, 2:614

vaccine, 2:545, 2:614

Yellow fever virus, 1:57–58, 2:613

Yellow-green algae, 2:605–606

Yersin, Alexander, 1:93, 1:272, 1:287, 1:353, 2:496, 2:650

Yersinia,1:188

Yersinia enterocolotica,1:188

Yersinia pestis,1:93, 1:188, 1:195, 2:644

Yersinia pseudotuberculosis,1:188

Yogurt, 1:337

Young, John, 2:370

Yuan, Robert, 2:375

Z

Zaug, Arthur, 1:102

Zeiss, Carl, 1:1

Zeiss Works, 1:1

Zidovudine, 1:8

Ziehl-Neelsen stain, 1:335

Zimmer, Esther, 1:342,1:343

Zinc fingers, 1:9

Zinder, Norton, 1:55, 1:342, 2:654, 2:655

Zinsser, Hans, 1:337

ZoBell, Claude Ephraim, 2:431, 2:615

Zoo FISH, 1:222

Zoomastigina, 2:459

Zoonoses, 2:615–616,2: 616

arenaviruses, 1:35

bubonic plague, 1:93, 1:94,1:95, 1:188, 1:193–194, 1:195, 1:274

campylobacteriosis, 1:99–100

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