American Society For Microbiology: Abstracts: 109th General Meeting: May 17-21, 2009
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Table of Contents
President’s Program
001
Microbes, Evolution, and the World around Us
208
Infectious Agents through the Food Chain: Farm, Feed, and Food Handler
ASM Boards/Committees Programs
American Academy of Microbiology
Award Lectures
051
Maurice Hilleman Merck Award
054
D.C. White Research and Mentoring Award
097
Abbott-ASM Lifetime Achievement Award
154
Eli Lilly & Company Research Award
155
USFCC/J. Roger Porter Award
161
Procter & Gamble Award in Applied and Environmental Microbiology
265
Promega Biotechnology Research Award
270
GlaxoSmithKline International Member of the Year Award
Symposia/Round Tables
021
Microbes in a Changing World: Translations from Darwin
022
Antibiotic Crisis: Keeping Ahead of the Resistance Game
117
The Rare Biosphere: An Emerging Paradigm for Microbiology
329
Global Food Safety: Reducing Risk from Farm to Table
American Board of Medical Microbiology
268
Beyond Board Certification: Current Research in Clinical Microbiology and Immunology
Archives Committee
160
Philadelphia Microbiology, Past, Present and Future: 1750’s to 2025
206
Philadelphia's Giants of Microbiology: Their Contributions, Past, Present and Into the Future
Career Development Committee
095
Careers for Microbiologists
Committee on Microbiological Issues Impacting Minorities
314
HIV Rethought: A Future Commensal
Committee on the Status of Women in Microbiology
207
Global Clean Water: The World Cup
Communications Committee
096
Open Science -The Risks, Rewards and Challenges
International Board
023
Genomics Enabled Biogeography of Planet Earth
Education Board
Student Oral Sessions
052
Undergraduate and Graduate Research Fellows Presentations -I
053
Undergraduate and Graduate Research Fellows Presentations – II
156
Undergraduate and Graduate Research Fellows Presentations – III
158
Undergraduate and Graduate Research Fellows Presentations – IV
Symposia
228
Teaching Careers for Microbiologists
315
Career Preparation in Microbiology: Non-academic Career Tracks
Public and Scientific Affairs Board
118
A Guideline to Practice Guidelines: Development and Impact
229
What Did Salmonella Saintpaul Teach Us?
Colloquium Program
Basic Microbiology
007
Iron-Sulfur Proteins: At the Center of Life and Death
080
Genomic Approaches to Studying Evolution of Metabolic Pathways and Regulatory Networks
101
A New Look at the Cell Wall: From Cell Signals to Structure
190
Lateral Gene Transfer and Bacterial Evolution - Mechanism and Limits
213
Modification of Bacterial Proteins
316
The $1 Bacterial Genome
Environmental Microbiology
008
Shaking the Tree of Life
102
Community Robustness
191
The Deep Subsurface Biosphere
300
Integrating and Interpreting the Human Microbiome
317
Phage
Clinical Microbiology
009
Advances in New Pathogen Discovery
103
Diseases of Antiquity Are Still With Us - What Will It Take To Eradicate Them?
214
Why Do You Hurt the Ones You Love? - Factors Promoting the Evolution of Microbial Virulence
Pathogenesis
081
Intracellular Trafficking of Protein Toxins
104
Bacterial Dormancy and Regrowth
192
TH17 and Its Impact on Infections and Other Human Diseases
215
Pathogen Targeting of Mitochondria as the Multifunctional Organelle at the Cross-Roads of Innate Immunity, Apoptosis, and Autophagy
301
Chemical Biology Approaches for Studying and Combating Pathogens
Divisional Group Programs
Divisional Group One
302
Late Breaker Session: Infections from Within
Divisional Group Two
105
Modulation of Host Immunity by Bacterial Pathogens
Divisional Group Three
082
Caught in the Act: Single Cell Ecophysiology of Uncultured Microbes
Divisional Group Four
106
New Insights from Global Studies of Gene Regulation and Function
Division Programs
Division A: Antimicrobial Chemistry
Symposia
010/A
Molecular Mechanism of Antifungal Resistance
193/A
Regulation and Control of Antibiotic Resistance
Posters
055/A
Antimicrobial Susceptibility
056/A
Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Resistance - I
057/A
Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Resistance - II
119/A
Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Action
120/A
Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance
121/A
Methods for the Identification of Novel Therapeutics
230/A
Experimental Therapeutics
231/A
Pharmacology and Clinical Therapeutics
Division B: Microbial Pathogenesis
Symposia
011/B
Perturbation of the Host Autophagy System by Intracellular Pathogens
012/B
The Lure of the Zebrafish for Deciphering Host-Pathogen Interactions during Infection
216/B
Non-Coding RNAs and New RNA Mediated Regulatory Mechanisms
217/B
Molecular Pathogenesis of Co-Infections
318/B
Bacterial Adaptations to a Chronic Colonization Lifestyle: From Clinical Observations to Animal Models
319/B
Microbial Endocrinology- Perception of Host Hormones by Bacteria
Student Oral Presentations
266/B-D
Richard and Mary Finkelstein Student Award Presentations
Posters
024/B
Toxins - I
025/B
Regulation of Virulence - I
058/B
Genetic Basis of Pathogenesis
059/B
Microbial Adherence and Invasion
163/B
Toxins - II
164/B
Virulence Machineries
232/B
Animal Models of Infection
271/B
Regulation of Virulence - II
272/B
Immune Evasion
330/B
Regulation of Virulence - III
331/B
Host Factors in Pathogenesis
Division C: Clinical Microbiology
Symposia
013/C
Microbiological Analysis of Urine in the 21stCentury: Where to Start, When to Stop, What's New
083/C
Novel Approaches for Microbial Detection and Identification in Clinical Microbiology
107/C
Update on Gram-Negative Pathogen Resistance and Laboratory Methods of Detection
194/C
One Health - A New Paradigm for Microbiology and Public Health
218/C
Code Sepsis: Clinical Microbiology Responds to Sepsis
303/C
The Most Outrageous and Contagious!: Extreme Case Presentations in Clinical Microbiology
Sunrise Symposia
002/C
Hot Topics in Point-of-Care Microbiology
003/C
Update on Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia coli: A Clinical and Public Health Perspective
004/C
Coping with Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing Challenges for 2009
005/C
Cases Studies in Sequencing-Based Identifications in the Diagnostic Laboratory
098/C
Clinically-Relevant Work Up of Sputum and Wound Cultures
099/C
Digital Imagery - Another of Those Subjects I Wish I Had Learned in School
100/C
Algorithm for Detection and Reporting of ESBL, AmpC, K1 and KPC Beta-Lactamase Resistance in Members of the Enterobacteriaceae
209/C
How and Why To Get the Right Specimens for Microbiology and What to Do When You Don’t
210/C
Quantitative Detection and Monitoring of Viremia in Transplant Recipients
211/C
Clostridium difficile Diagnosis & Testing
212/C
Resourcing and Practicing Clinical Microbiology in Austere Environments
Posters
026/C
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing Methods - Gram-Positive Molecular
027/C
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing Methods - Gram-Positive Non-Molecular
028/C
Diagnostic Mycobacteriology - All Methods and Susceptibility
060/C
Laboratory Management and Quality Assurance
061/C
Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Pathogens and Methods
062/C
Specimen Collection, Transportation and Processing
122/C
Diagnostic Mycology - All Methods and Susceptibility
123/C
Diagnostic Parasitology - All Methods and Susceptibility
124/C
Unusual Organisms and Case Studies
165/C
Diagnostic Bacteriology Identification - Gram-Positive Molecular - I
166/C
Diagnostic Bacteriology Identification - Gram-Positive Molecular - II
167/C
Diagnostic Bacteriology Identification- Gram-Positive Non-Molecular
168/C
Diagnostic Bacteriology Identification- Gram-Negative Molecular
169/C
Diagnostic Bacteriology Identification- Gram-Negative Non-Molecular
233/C
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing- Gram-Negative All Methods
234/C
Virology and Antiviral Testing
273/C
Molecular Typing, Epidemiology and Surveillance - Gram-Negative
274/C
Molecular Typing, Epidemiology and Surveillance - Gram-Positive
275/C
Molecular Typing, Epidemiology and Surveillance - Other
Division D: Bacteria of Medical Importance
Symposia
195/D
The Molecular Conversation Between Symbiotic Bacteria and Their Animal Hosts
304/D
The Physical and Biological Sciences versus the T3SS
305/D
Transmission as a Key Component of Microbial Pathogenesis
320/D
Obligate Vacuolar Pathogens and New Paradigms in Cellular Microbiology
Student Oral Presentations
266/B-D
Richard and Mary Finkelstein Student Award Presentations
Posters
029/D
Genomics, Proteomics, and Metabolomics of Bacterial Pathogens
030/D
Surface Structures of Bacterial Pathogens
063/D
Secreted Proteins of Bacterial Pathogens
064/D
Microbial Interactions with Host Cells
125/D
Biofilm Formation by Bacterial Pathogens
126/D
Intracellular Bacterial Pathogens
170/D
Streptococci, Enterococci and Staphylococci
276/D
Helicobacter and Campylobacter
277/D
Pseudomonas, Burkholderia, and Acinetobacter
332/D
Enteric and Mucosal Pathogens
333/D
Spirochetes and Vector-Borne Bacterial Pathogens
Division E: Immunology
Symposia
084/E
Microbiology and Immunology at Mucosal Surfaces
108/E
Protection beyond the Condom: Immune Response to Sexually Transmitted Infections
109/E
Novel Concepts and Strategies for Vaccines against Infections
Posters
031/E
Innate Immunity in Host Defense
127/E
Immunomodulation by Microbial Products
171/E
Cytokines, Chemokines, and Host Response to Infection
235/E
Vaccines against Microbial Pathogens
236E
Sepsis, Inflammation, and Toll-like Receptors
278/E
Vaccines against Microbial Pathogens
Division F: Medical Mycology
Symposia
085/F
Sexual Reproduction and the Evolution of Eukaryotic Microbial Pathogens
110/F
Sensing of Small Molecules and Environmental Cues by Fungi
196/F
Granulomatous Host Defenses against Endemic Mycoses of the Americas
306/F
The Influence of Host and Pathogen Factors/Diversity in Fungal Pathogenesis
Posters
065/F
Clinical Mycology - Diagnosis, Treatment, Trials, Epidemiology
237/F
Fungal Pathogenesis, Virulence, and Animal Models
279/F
Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Genetics
280/F
Host Response and Molecular Immunology
Division G: Mycoplasmology
Symposia
014/G
The Other Mollicutes: Insects and Plants as Host Organisms
Student Oral Presentations
267/G
Division G Student Oral Presentations
Posters
128/G
Pathogenesis and Immunology of Mollicutes
Division H: Genetics and Molecular Biology
Symposia
015/H
Role of GTP-Binding Proteins in the Mechanics of Organelle Scission and Cell Division
086/H
Novel Themes in Bacterial Signaling
197/H
Systems Microbiology
219/H
Bacterial Growth Control and Control by Bacterial Growth
307/H
Ribosome Regulation: Assembly, Modification and Function
321/H
DNA Mismatch Repair: Basic Mechanisms and its Role in Bacterial Pathogenesis, Spontaneous Mutation, Gene Transfer and Drug-Resistance
Posters
032/H
Gene and Genome Structure
033/H
Cell Division and Cell Cycle
066/H
Transcription Control
129/H
Gene Expression I: Responses to the Environment
172/H
Gene Expression II: Regulatory Networks
238/H
DNA Transformation, Genetic Tools and Plasmids
281/H
Post-Transcriptional Regulation, Translation and Ribosome Biogenesis
334/H
DNA Repair, Recombination and Replication
Division I: General Microbiology
Symposia
111/I
Microbial Single Cell Genomics
220/I
The Ecology of Antibiotics
308/I
Environmental Limits to Microbial Survival
Posters
034/I
Molecular and General Biology of Archaea
067/I
General Microbiology
130/I
Microbial Metabolism and Products
131/I
Microbial Interactions
132/I
Chemotaxis and Motility
173/I
Microbial Responses to Stress and Environmental Stimuli
174/I
Microbial Development, Cell Division, Cell Cycle and Behavior
239/I
Anaerobes
240/I
Microbes from Diverse Environments
241/I
Unusual Microorganisms
242/I
Techniques
243/I
Biogeography of Microorganisms
Division J: Cell and Structural Biology
Symposia
087/J
Structure and Function of the Bacterial Cytoskeleton
198/J
Peptiglycan: From Genes to Structures
Posters
035/J
Biofilm Structure and Function
036/J
Differentiation, Polarity and Cell Division
133/J
Cell Walls, Membranes, Compartments and Organelles
134/J
Supermolecular and Surface Structures: Chemoreceptor Arrays, Motility Engines, Attachment Devices, Etc.
135/J
Bacterial Cytoskeleton
136/J
Secretion Systems
137/J
Development and Application of Novel Imaging Technology
Division K: Microbial Physiology and Metabolism
Symposia
016/K
Funky Photosynthesis: Novel Ways of Using Light Energy for Growth
088/K
Plugging Microbial Activities and Genomes into the Energy Grid
199/K
Non-canonical Roles of tRNAs: Protein Biosynthesis and Beyond
221/K
Electron Bifurcation as a Novel Mechanism of Energy Conservation
322/K
Polyhedral Microbial Protein Compartments: Structure and Metabolic Functions
Posters
037/K
Bacterial Stress Responses
068/K
Membrane Transporters
069/K
Ecology, Physiology, and Molecular Biology of Archaea
138/K
Cell Walls and Cell Membranes: Structure and Function
244/K
Metabolism and Enzymology
245/K
Cell-Cell Communication
282/K
Genetic & Biochemical Regulation of Metabolic Pathways
283/K
Functional Genomics
Division L: Healthcare Epidemiology
Symposia
089/L
Prevention and Control of Multiply-Drug Resistant Gram Negative Bacteria
200/L
MRSA Everywhere: Implications for Prevention
Posters
175/L
Nosocomial Infections
176/L
Multiply-Resistant Infections
177/L
Epidemiologic Typing of Nosocomial Infections
Division M: Bacteriophage
Symposia
017/M
Single Molecule & Single Cell Dynamics
201/M
Phage & Pathogenic Bacteria: Involvement of Phage in Disease and Therapy
309/M
The 3 R's: Recombination, Replication and Recombineering
Student Oral Sessions
159/M
Division M Student Oral Presentations
Posters
070/M
Phage-Host Interactions and Pathogenesis
071/M
Ecology, Evolution and Genomics
246/M
Regulation: Transcription and Post-Transcription Control
247/M
Replication, Repair, Recombination, and Transposition
248/M
Structure and Morphogenesis
335/M
Phage in the Environment
336/M
Phage Therapy and Biotechnology
Division N: Microbial Ecology
Symposium
018/N
The Interactions of Microorganisms with Metals in Geothermal Environments
202/N
From Direct Counts to Metagenomics: Two Decades of Discovery in Aquatic Viral Ecology
203/N
High Throughput Genomic Technologies for Complex Microbial Community Analysis
222/N
Model Microbial Communities - A Tractable and Manipulatable Bridge between Organismal and Ecological Studies
223/N
Odors in Microbiology: Humans and Animals
Posters
038/N
Extreme Environments - I
039/N
Microbial Interactions with Plants or Animals
072/N
Extreme Environments - II
073/N
Molecular Microbial Ecology - Communities - I
139/N
Soil Microbiology - Other
140/N
Subsurface Microbiology
141/N
Freshwater Microbiology
142/N
Biogeochemistry
178/N
Marine Microbiology
179/N
Molecular Microbial Ecology - Communities - II
249/N
Microbe-Microbe Interactions
250/N
Molecular Microbial Ecology - Communities - III
251/N
Ecological Genomics and Microbial Genomes
284/N
Soil Microbiology - Agronomic
285/N
Populations and Communities
286/N
Molecular Microbial Ecology - Organisms
Division O: Fermentation and Biotechnology
Symposia
112/O
Biobased Materials
224/O
A Tribute to Mary Hickox Mandels: Mother of Cellulases, Back to the Future
Student Oral Presentations
348/O
Division O Student Oral Presentations
Posters
040/O
Proteomics, Microarray Analysis and Genomics
041/O
Biocatalysis, Biotransformations and Bioremediation
180/O
Antibiotics, Antimicrobials and Mycotoxins
181/O
Genetics, Gene Expression and Protein Production
287/O
Fermentations and Bioconversions
Division P: Food Microbiology
Symposia
310/P
Omics: New Tools for Food Microbiology and Impacts on Food Safety
323/P
Response of Food Microorganisms to High Pressure
Student Oral Sessions
157/P
Division P Student Oral Presentations – I
347/P
Division P Student Oral Presentations – II
Posters
042/P
Foodborne Pathogens - I
043/P
Control Mechanisms
074/P
Foodborne Pathogens - II
075/P
Isolation and Detection
143/P
Virulence Factors and Toxins
252/P
General Food Microbiology - I
288/P
General Food Microbiology - II
Division Q: Environmental and General Applied Microbiology
Symposia
019/Q
Extremophiles - Potential for Industrial Applications
090/Q
The Microbiology of the Atmosphere
113/Q
Geobiology: Microorganism-Rock Interactions from the Deep Subsurface through the Rock Record
204/Q
Unusual Appetites: From Enzymes to Environmental Applications
Posters
044/Q
Biodegradation of Halogenated Compounds - I
045/Q
Biotransformation of Metals and Bioremediation of Metal-Contaminated Environments - I
046/Q
General Environmental Microbiology - I
076/Q
Biodegradation of Hydrocarbons
077/Q
Microbiology of Wastes and Waste Treatment
078/Q
General Environmental Microbiology - II
144/Q
Bioenergy - I
145/Q
Pathogens in Environmental Sources
146/Q
Indicators of Fecal Pollution
182/Q
Biotransformation of Metals and Bioremediation of Metal-Contaminated Environments - II
183/Q
Methods in Environmental Microbiology
253/Q
Biodegradation of Heterocyclics and Aromatic Compounds
254/Q
Environmental Biofilms
255/Q
Microbiology of Wastes and Waste Treatment
256Q
Methods in Environmental Microbiology
289/Q
Biodegradation of Halogenated Compounds - II
290/Q
Bioenergy - II
291/Q
Viruses in Water
337/Q
Biodegradation: Physiology and Genetics
338/Q
Indicators of Fecal Pollution
339/Q
General Environmental Microbiology - III
Division R: Evolutionary and Genomic Microbiology
Symposia
091/R
The Origin of Microbial Species: 150 Years of Perspective
311/R
Horizontal Gene Transfer and the Tree/Web of Life
Posters
047/R
Patterns and Processes of Microbial Evolution / Horizontal Gene Transfer
048/R
Mechanisms of Molecular Evolution
147/R
Comparative and Evolutionary Genomics
184/R
Computational Genomics, Bioinformatics, and Databases
257/R
Metagenomics
258/R
Symbiosis: Parasites, Commensals and Mutualists
259/R
Systematics, Taxonomy, and Culture Collections
260/R
Novel Organisms
Division S: DNA Viruses
Symposia
324/S
Viruses and Cancer
Posters
340/S
DNA Virus Structure and Replication
341/S
DNA Virus-Host Interactions
342/S
DNA Virus Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Treatment
Division T: RNA Viruses
Symposia
114/T
RNA Viruses Navigating Host Defenses
Posters
185/T
Pathogenesis and Animal Models
186/T
Vaccines and Antivirals
187/T
Virus Replication and Host Cell Interactions
Division U: Mycobacteriology
Symposia
020/U
The Biology of Tuberculosis Latency
205/U
Functional and Comparative Genomics of Pathogenic Mycobacteria
225/U
Protein Secretion and Virulence in Pathogenic Mycobacteria
325/U
The Unique PE/PPE Multigene Families of Mycobacterium tuberculosis: Genomics, Pathogenesis and Immunology
Posters
148/U
Mycobacterial Epidemiology
149/U
Host Immunity and Vaccines
150/U
Field Studies and Clinical Research
292/U
Mycobacterial Virulence and Pathogenesis
293/U
Mycobacterial Persistence and Latency
343/U
Mycobacterial Detection and Drug Susceptibility Testing
344/U
Mycobacterial Genetics and Biochemistry
Division V: Clinical and Diagnostic Immunology
Symposia
092/V
Role of the Clinical Immunology Laboratory in Management of Immunodeficiency: Full-circle Relationship with our Friends in Clinical Microbiology
Posters
151/V
Immunomodulators, Clinical Immunoassays, Monoclonal Antibodies, and Molecular Immunology
Division W: Microbiology Education
Symposia
226/W
Assessment in Science Education: Engaging Students and Enhancing Pedagogy
326/W
Biofilms in the Undergraduate Curriculum
Posters
294/W
Innovative Strategies for the Undergraduate Laboratories
295/W
Using Inquiry to Foster Learning for Major and Non-Majors
296/W
Microbiology for Pre-College Learning
345/W
Enhancing Learning in the Undergraduate Lecture
Division X: Molecular, Cellular and General Biology of the Eukaryotes
Symposia
327/X
Dynamic Microbial Genomes
Posters
261/X
Evolution of Eukaryotic Microorganisms
Division Y: Public Health
Symposia
093/Y
Molecular Methods in the 21st Century: Are Molecular Detection and Genotyping Assays Eliminating the Need for Culture?
115/Y
21st Century Communications: The Key to Successful Public Health Investigations
227/Y
Biosafety - Best Practices 2009
328/Y
Emerging Infections: Usual Suspects “Unusual Crimes"
Sunrise Symposia
006/Y
Update on Sexually Transmitted Infections: CDC Laboratory Guidelines and Diagnostic Dilemmas for Syphilis, Chlamydia Mutants, and Resistance in Gonorrhea
Posters
049/Y
Bioterrorism Preparedness
079/Y
Emerging Infectious Diseases
152/Y
Molecular Epidemiology
262/Y
Public Health Aspects of STI, HIV, TB and OI
297/Y
Public Health Aspects of Diseases Transmitted from Animals to Humans
346/Y
Outbreak Investigation: Lab & Epi Response
Division Z: Animal Health Microbiology
Symposia
094/Z
Diarrhea Friend or Foe? Its Role in Pathogen Transmission and Host Defense
116/Z
Animal Microbiomes: Adventures in Molecular Ecology
312/Z
Catching a Ride: Microbial Adherence to Animal Epithelia
Posters
050/Z
Animal-Origin Foodborne and other Zoonotic Pathogens
153/Z
Detection and Characterization of Animal Pathogens (Terrestrial and Aquatic)
188/Z
Animal-Origin Microorganisms in the Environment
189/Z
Commensal Bacteria in Healthy Animals
263/Z
Pathogenic Mechanisms and Disease
264/Z
Host Immune Response to Disease (Vaccines, Cytokines, etc.)
298/Z
Monitoring, Mechanisms, and Epidemiology of Antimicrobial Resistance
299/Z
Diagnostic Veterinary Microbiology and Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing
Division AA: Free-Living, Symbiotic and Parasitic Protists
Symposia
313/AA
The Application of Bench Science to Important Clinical Problems in Global Health: Bridging the Scientific Gaps
Student Oral Sessions
269/AA
Division AA Student Oral Session
Posters
162/AA
Protists, Parasites and Hosts
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President’s Program
001
Microbes, Evolution, and the World around Us
208
Infectious Agents through the Food Chain: Farm, Feed, and Food Handler
ASM Boards/Committees Programs
American Academy of Microbiology
Award Lectures
051
Maurice Hilleman Merck Award
054
D.C. White Research and Mentoring Award
097
Abbott-ASM Lifetime Achievement Award
154
Eli Lilly & Company Research Award
155
USFCC/J. Roger Porter Award
161
Procter & Gamble Award in Applied and Environmental Microbiology
265
Promega Biotechnology Research Award
270
GlaxoSmithKline International Member of the Year Award
Symposia/Round Tables
021
Microbes in a Changing World: Translations from Darwin
022
Antibiotic Crisis: Keeping Ahead of the Resistance Game
117
The Rare Biosphere: An Emerging Paradigm for Microbiology
329
Global Food Safety: Reducing Risk from Farm to Table
American Board of Medical Microbiology
268
Beyond Board Certification: Current Research in Clinical Microbiology and Immunology
Archives Committee
160
Philadelphia Microbiology, Past, Present and Future: 1750’s to 2025
206
Philadelphia's Giants of Microbiology: Their Contributions, Past, Present and Into the Future
Career Development Committee
095
Careers for Microbiologists
Committee on Microbiological Issues Impacting Minorities
314
HIV Rethought: A Future Commensal
Committee on the Status of Women in Microbiology
207
Global Clean Water: The World Cup
Communications Committee
096
Open Science -The Risks, Rewards and Challenges
International Board
023
Genomics Enabled Biogeography of Planet Earth
Education Board
Student Oral Sessions
052
Undergraduate and Graduate Research Fellows Presentations -I
053
Undergraduate and Graduate Research Fellows Presentations – II
156
Undergraduate and Graduate Research Fellows Presentations – III
158
Undergraduate and Graduate Research Fellows Presentations – IV
Symposia
228
Teaching Careers for Microbiologists
315
Career Preparation in Microbiology: Non-academic Career Tracks
Public and Scientific Affairs Board
118
A Guideline to Practice Guidelines: Development and Impact
229
What Did Salmonella Saintpaul Teach Us?
Colloquium Program
Basic Microbiology
007
Iron-Sulfur Proteins: At the Center of Life and Death
080
Genomic Approaches to Studying Evolution of Metabolic Pathways and Regulatory Networks
101
A New Look at the Cell Wall: From Cell Signals to Structure
190
Lateral Gene Transfer and Bacterial Evolution - Mechanism and Limits
213
Modification of Bacterial Proteins
316
The $1 Bacterial Genome
Environmental Microbiology
008
Shaking the Tree of Life
102
Community Robustness
191
The Deep Subsurface Biosphere
300
Integrating and Interpreting the Human Microbiome
317
Phage
Clinical Microbiology
009
Advances in New Pathogen Discovery
103
Diseases of Antiquity Are Still With Us - What Will It Take To Eradicate Them?
214
Why Do You Hurt the Ones You Love? - Factors Promoting the Evolution of Microbial Virulence
Pathogenesis
081
Intracellular Trafficking of Protein Toxins
104
Bacterial Dormancy and Regrowth
192
TH17 and Its Impact on Infections and Other Human Diseases
215
Pathogen Targeting of Mitochondria as the Multifunctional Organelle at the Cross-Roads of Innate Immunity, Apoptosis, and Autophagy
301
Chemical Biology Approaches for Studying and Combating Pathogens
Divisional Group Programs
Divisional Group One
302
Late Breaker Session: Infections from Within
Divisional Group Two
105
Modulation of Host Immunity by Bacterial Pathogens
Divisional Group Three
082
Caught in the Act: Single Cell Ecophysiology of Uncultured Microbes
Divisional Group Four
106
New Insights from Global Studies of Gene Regulation and Function
Division Programs
Division A: Antimicrobial Chemistry
Symposia
010/A
Molecular Mechanism of Antifungal Resistance
193/A
Regulation and Control of Antibiotic Resistance
Posters
055/A
Antimicrobial Susceptibility
056/A
Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Resistance - I
057/A
Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Resistance - II
119/A
Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Action
120/A
Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance
121/A
Methods for the Identification of Novel Therapeutics
230/A
Experimental Therapeutics
231/A
Pharmacology and Clinical Therapeutics
Division B: Microbial Pathogenesis
Symposia
011/B
Perturbation of the Host Autophagy System by Intracellular Pathogens
012/B
The Lure of the Zebrafish for Deciphering Host-Pathogen Interactions during Infection
216/B
Non-Coding RNAs and New RNA Mediated Regulatory Mechanisms
217/B
Molecular Pathogenesis of Co-Infections
318/B
Bacterial Adaptations to a Chronic Colonization Lifestyle: From Clinical Observations to Animal Models
319/B
Microbial Endocrinology- Perception of Host Hormones by Bacteria
Student Oral Presentations
266/B-D
Richard and Mary Finkelstein Student Award Presentations
Posters
024/B
Toxins - I
025/B
Regulation of Virulence - I
058/B
Genetic Basis of Pathogenesis
059/B
Microbial Adherence and Invasion
163/B
Toxins - II
164/B
Virulence Machineries
232/B
Animal Models of Infection
271/B
Regulation of Virulence - II
272/B
Immune Evasion
330/B
Regulation of Virulence - III
331/B
Host Factors in Pathogenesis
Division C: Clinical Microbiology
Symposia
013/C
Microbiological Analysis of Urine in the 21stCentury: Where to Start, When to Stop, What's New
083/C
Novel Approaches for Microbial Detection and Identification in Clinical Microbiology
107/C
Update on Gram-Negative Pathogen Resistance and Laboratory Methods of Detection
194/C
One Health - A New Paradigm for Microbiology and Public Health
218/C
Code Sepsis: Clinical Microbiology Responds to Sepsis
303/C
The Most Outrageous and Contagious!: Extreme Case Presentations in Clinical Microbiology
Sunrise Symposia
002/C
Hot Topics in Point-of-Care Microbiology
003/C
Update on Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia coli: A Clinical and Public Health Perspective
004/C
Coping with Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing Challenges for 2009
005/C
Cases Studies in Sequencing-Based Identifications in the Diagnostic Laboratory
098/C
Clinically-Relevant Work Up of Sputum and Wound Cultures
099/C
Digital Imagery - Another of Those Subjects I Wish I Had Learned in School
100/C
Algorithm for Detection and Reporting of ESBL, AmpC, K1 and KPC Beta-Lactamase Resistance in Members of the Enterobacteriaceae
209/C
How and Why To Get the Right Specimens for Microbiology and What to Do When You Don’t
210/C
Quantitative Detection and Monitoring of Viremia in Transplant Recipients
211/C
Clostridium difficile Diagnosis & Testing
212/C
Resourcing and Practicing Clinical Microbiology in Austere Environments
Posters
026/C
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing Methods - Gram-Positive Molecular
027/C
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing Methods - Gram-Positive Non-Molecular
028/C
Diagnostic Mycobacteriology - All Methods and Susceptibility
060/C
Laboratory Management and Quality Assurance
061/C
Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Pathogens and Methods
062/C
Specimen Collection, Transportation and Processing
122/C
Diagnostic Mycology - All Methods and Susceptibility
123/C
Diagnostic Parasitology - All Methods and Susceptibility
124/C
Unusual Organisms and Case Studies
165/C
Diagnostic Bacteriology Identification - Gram-Positive Molecular - I
166/C
Diagnostic Bacteriology Identification - Gram-Positive Molecular - II
167/C
Diagnostic Bacteriology Identification- Gram-Positive Non-Molecular
168/C
Diagnostic Bacteriology Identification- Gram-Negative Molecular
169/C
Diagnostic Bacteriology Identification- Gram-Negative Non-Molecular
233/C
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing- Gram-Negative All Methods
234/C
Virology and Antiviral Testing
273/C
Molecular Typing, Epidemiology and Surveillance - Gram-Negative
274/C
Molecular Typing, Epidemiology and Surveillance - Gram-Positive
275/C
Molecular Typing, Epidemiology and Surveillance - Other
Division D: Bacteria of Medical Importance
Symposia
195/D
The Molecular Conversation Between Symbiotic Bacteria and Their Animal Hosts
304/D
The Physical and Biological Sciences versus the T3SS
305/D
Transmission as a Key Component of Microbial Pathogenesis
320/D
Obligate Vacuolar Pathogens and New Paradigms in Cellular Microbiology
Student Oral Presentations
266/B-D
Richard and Mary Finkelstein Student Award Presentations
Posters
029/D
Genomics, Proteomics, and Metabolomics of Bacterial Pathogens
030/D
Surface Structures of Bacterial Pathogens
063/D
Secreted Proteins of Bacterial Pathogens
064/D
Microbial Interactions with Host Cells
125/D
Biofilm Formation by Bacterial Pathogens
126/D
Intracellular Bacterial Pathogens
170/D
Streptococci, Enterococci and Staphylococci
276/D
Helicobacter and Campylobacter
277/D
Pseudomonas, Burkholderia, and Acinetobacter
332/D
Enteric and Mucosal Pathogens
333/D
Spirochetes and Vector-Borne Bacterial Pathogens
Division E: Immunology
Symposia
084/E
Microbiology and Immunology at Mucosal Surfaces
108/E
Protection beyond the Condom: Immune Response to Sexually Transmitted Infections
109/E
Novel Concepts and Strategies for Vaccines against Infections
Posters
031/E
Innate Immunity in Host Defense
127/E
Immunomodulation by Microbial Products
171/E
Cytokines, Chemokines, and Host Response to Infection
235/E
Vaccines against Microbial Pathogens
236E
Sepsis, Inflammation, and Toll-like Receptors
278/E
Vaccines against Microbial Pathogens
Division F: Medical Mycology
Symposia
085/F
Sexual Reproduction and the Evolution of Eukaryotic Microbial Pathogens
110/F
Sensing of Small Molecules and Environmental Cues by Fungi
196/F
Granulomatous Host Defenses against Endemic Mycoses of the Americas
306/F
The Influence of Host and Pathogen Factors/Diversity in Fungal Pathogenesis
Posters
065/F
Clinical Mycology - Diagnosis, Treatment, Trials, Epidemiology
237/F
Fungal Pathogenesis, Virulence, and Animal Models
279/F
Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Genetics
280/F
Host Response and Molecular Immunology
Division G: Mycoplasmology
Symposia
014/G
The Other Mollicutes: Insects and Plants as Host Organisms
Student Oral Presentations
267/G
Division G Student Oral Presentations
Posters
128/G
Pathogenesis and Immunology of Mollicutes
Division H: Genetics and Molecular Biology
Symposia
015/H
Role of GTP-Binding Proteins in the Mechanics of Organelle Scission and Cell Division
086/H
Novel Themes in Bacterial Signaling
197/H
Systems Microbiology
219/H
Bacterial Growth Control and Control by Bacterial Growth
307/H
Ribosome Regulation: Assembly, Modification and Function
321/H
DNA Mismatch Repair: Basic Mechanisms and its Role in Bacterial Pathogenesis, Spontaneous Mutation, Gene Transfer and Drug-Resistance
Posters
032/H
Gene and Genome Structure
033/H
Cell Division and Cell Cycle
066/H
Transcription Control
129/H
Gene Expression I: Responses to the Environment
172/H
Gene Expression II: Regulatory Networks
238/H
DNA Transformation, Genetic Tools and Plasmids
281/H
Post-Transcriptional Regulation, Translation and Ribosome Biogenesis
334/H
DNA Repair, Recombination and Replication
Division I: General Microbiology
Symposia
111/I
Microbial Single Cell Genomics
220/I
The Ecology of Antibiotics
308/I
Environmental Limits to Microbial Survival
Posters
034/I
Molecular and General Biology of Archaea
067/I
General Microbiology
130/I
Microbial Metabolism and Products
131/I
Microbial Interactions
132/I
Chemotaxis and Motility
173/I
Microbial Responses to Stress and Environmental Stimuli
174/I
Microbial Development, Cell Division, Cell Cycle and Behavior
239/I
Anaerobes
240/I
Microbes from Diverse Environments
241/I
Unusual Microorganisms
242/I
Techniques
243/I
Biogeography of Microorganisms
Division J: Cell and Structural Biology
Symposia
087/J
Structure and Function of the Bacterial Cytoskeleton
198/J
Peptiglycan: From Genes to Structures
Posters
035/J
Biofilm Structure and Function
036/J
Differentiation, Polarity and Cell Division
133/J
Cell Walls, Membranes, Compartments and Organelles
134/J
Supermolecular and Surface Structures: Chemoreceptor Arrays, Motility Engines, Attachment Devices, Etc.
135/J
Bacterial Cytoskeleton
136/J
Secretion Systems
137/J
Development and Application of Novel Imaging Technology
Division K: Microbial Physiology and Metabolism
Symposia
016/K
Funky Photosynthesis: Novel Ways of Using Light Energy for Growth
088/K
Plugging Microbial Activities and Genomes into the Energy Grid
199/K
Non-canonical Roles of tRNAs: Protein Biosynthesis and Beyond
221/K
Electron Bifurcation as a Novel Mechanism of Energy Conservation
322/K
Polyhedral Microbial Protein Compartments: Structure and Metabolic Functions
Posters
037/K
Bacterial Stress Responses
068/K
Membrane Transporters
069/K
Ecology, Physiology, and Molecular Biology of Archaea
138/K
Cell Walls and Cell Membranes: Structure and Function
244/K
Metabolism and Enzymology
245/K
Cell-Cell Communication
282/K
Genetic & Biochemical Regulation of Metabolic Pathways
283/K
Functional Genomics
Division L: Healthcare Epidemiology
Symposia
089/L
Prevention and Control of Multiply-Drug Resistant Gram Negative Bacteria
200/L
MRSA Everywhere: Implications for Prevention
Posters
175/L
Nosocomial Infections
176/L
Multiply-Resistant Infections
177/L
Epidemiologic Typing of Nosocomial Infections
Division M: Bacteriophage
Symposia
017/M
Single Molecule & Single Cell Dynamics
201/M
Phage & Pathogenic Bacteria: Involvement of Phage in Disease and Therapy
309/M
The 3 R's: Recombination, Replication and Recombineering
Student Oral Sessions
159/M
Division M Student Oral Presentations
Posters
070/M
Phage-Host Interactions and Pathogenesis
071/M
Ecology, Evolution and Genomics
246/M
Regulation: Transcription and Post-Transcription Control
247/M
Replication, Repair, Recombination, and Transposition
248/M
Structure and Morphogenesis
335/M
Phage in the Environment
336/M
Phage Therapy and Biotechnology
Division N: Microbial Ecology
Symposium
018/N
The Interactions of Microorganisms with Metals in Geothermal Environments
202/N
From Direct Counts to Metagenomics: Two Decades of Discovery in Aquatic Viral Ecology
203/N
High Throughput Genomic Technologies for Complex Microbial Community Analysis
222/N
Model Microbial Communities - A Tractable and Manipulatable Bridge between Organismal and Ecological Studies
223/N
Odors in Microbiology: Humans and Animals
Posters
038/N
Extreme Environments - I
039/N
Microbial Interactions with Plants or Animals
072/N
Extreme Environments - II
073/N
Molecular Microbial Ecology - Communities - I
139/N
Soil Microbiology - Other
140/N
Subsurface Microbiology
141/N
Freshwater Microbiology
142/N
Biogeochemistry
178/N
Marine Microbiology
179/N
Molecular Microbial Ecology - Communities - II
249/N
Microbe-Microbe Interactions
250/N
Molecular Microbial Ecology - Communities - III
251/N
Ecological Genomics and Microbial Genomes
284/N
Soil Microbiology - Agronomic
285/N
Populations and Communities
286/N
Molecular Microbial Ecology - Organisms
Division O: Fermentation and Biotechnology
Symposia
112/O
Biobased Materials
224/O
A Tribute to Mary Hickox Mandels: Mother of Cellulases, Back to the Future
Student Oral Presentations
348/O
Division O Student Oral Presentations
Posters
040/O
Proteomics, Microarray Analysis and Genomics
041/O
Biocatalysis, Biotransformations and Bioremediation
180/O
Antibiotics, Antimicrobials and Mycotoxins
181/O
Genetics, Gene Expression and Protein Production
287/O
Fermentations and Bioconversions
Division P: Food Microbiology
Symposia
310/P
Omics: New Tools for Food Microbiology and Impacts on Food Safety
323/P
Response of Food Microorganisms to High Pressure
Student Oral Sessions
157/P
Division P Student Oral Presentations – I
347/P
Division P Student Oral Presentations – II
Posters
042/P
Foodborne Pathogens - I
043/P
Control Mechanisms
074/P
Foodborne Pathogens - II
075/P
Isolation and Detection
143/P
Virulence Factors and Toxins
252/P
General Food Microbiology - I
288/P
General Food Microbiology - II
Division Q: Environmental and General Applied Microbiology
Symposia
019/Q
Extremophiles - Potential for Industrial Applications
090/Q
The Microbiology of the Atmosphere
113/Q
Geobiology: Microorganism-Rock Interactions from the Deep Subsurface through the Rock Record
204/Q
Unusual Appetites: From Enzymes to Environmental Applications
Posters
044/Q
Biodegradation of Halogenated Compounds - I
045/Q
Biotransformation of Metals and Bioremediation of Metal-Contaminated Environments - I
046/Q
General Environmental Microbiology - I
076/Q
Biodegradation of Hydrocarbons
077/Q
Microbiology of Wastes and Waste Treatment
078/Q
General Environmental Microbiology - II
144/Q
Bioenergy - I
145/Q
Pathogens in Environmental Sources
146/Q
Indicators of Fecal Pollution
182/Q
Biotransformation of Metals and Bioremediation of Metal-Contaminated Environments - II
183/Q
Methods in Environmental Microbiology
253/Q
Biodegradation of Heterocyclics and Aromatic Compounds
254/Q
Environmental Biofilms
255/Q
Microbiology of Wastes and Waste Treatment
256Q
Methods in Environmental Microbiology
289/Q
Biodegradation of Halogenated Compounds - II
290/Q
Bioenergy - II
291/Q
Viruses in Water
337/Q
Biodegradation: Physiology and Genetics
338/Q
Indicators of Fecal Pollution
339/Q
General Environmental Microbiology - III
Division R: Evolutionary and Genomic Microbiology
Symposia
091/R
The Origin of Microbial Species: 150 Years of Perspective
311/R
Horizontal Gene Transfer and the Tree/Web of Life
Posters
047/R
Patterns and Processes of Microbial Evolution / Horizontal Gene Transfer
048/R
Mechanisms of Molecular Evolution
147/R
Comparative and Evolutionary Genomics
184/R
Computational Genomics, Bioinformatics, and Databases
257/R
Metagenomics
258/R
Symbiosis: Parasites, Commensals and Mutualists
259/R
Systematics, Taxonomy, and Culture Collections
260/R
Novel Organisms
Division S: DNA Viruses
Symposia
324/S
Viruses and Cancer
Posters
340/S
DNA Virus Structure and Replication
341/S
DNA Virus-Host Interactions
342/S
DNA Virus Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Treatment
Division T: RNA Viruses
Symposia
114/T
RNA Viruses Navigating Host Defenses
Posters
185/T
Pathogenesis and Animal Models
186/T
Vaccines and Antivirals
187/T
Virus Replication and Host Cell Interactions
Division U: Mycobacteriology
Symposia
020/U
The Biology of Tuberculosis Latency
205/U
Functional and Comparative Genomics of Pathogenic Mycobacteria
225/U
Protein Secretion and Virulence in Pathogenic Mycobacteria
325/U
The Unique PE/PPE Multigene Families of Mycobacterium tuberculosis: Genomics, Pathogenesis and Immunology
Posters
148/U
Mycobacterial Epidemiology
149/U
Host Immunity and Vaccines
150/U
Field Studies and Clinical Research
292/U
Mycobacterial Virulence and Pathogenesis
293/U
Mycobacterial Persistence and Latency
343/U
Mycobacterial Detection and Drug Susceptibility Testing
344/U
Mycobacterial Genetics and Biochemistry
Division V: Clinical and Diagnostic Immunology
Symposia
092/V
Role of the Clinical Immunology Laboratory in Management of Immunodeficiency: Full-circle Relationship with our Friends in Clinical Microbiology
Posters
151/V
Immunomodulators, Clinical Immunoassays, Monoclonal Antibodies, and Molecular Immunology
Division W: Microbiology Education
Symposia
226/W
Assessment in Science Education: Engaging Students and Enhancing Pedagogy
326/W
Biofilms in the Undergraduate Curriculum
Posters
294/W
Innovative Strategies for the Undergraduate Laboratories
295/W
Using Inquiry to Foster Learning for Major and Non-Majors
296/W
Microbiology for Pre-College Learning
345/W
Enhancing Learning in the Undergraduate Lecture
Division X: Molecular, Cellular and General Biology of the Eukaryotes
Symposia
327/X
Dynamic Microbial Genomes
Posters
261/X
Evolution of Eukaryotic Microorganisms
Division Y: Public Health
Symposia
093/Y
Molecular Methods in the 21st Century: Are Molecular Detection and Genotyping Assays Eliminating the Need for Culture?
115/Y
21st Century Communications: The Key to Successful Public Health Investigations
227/Y
Biosafety - Best Practices 2009
328/Y
Emerging Infections: Usual Suspects “Unusual Crimes"
Sunrise Symposia
006/Y
Update on Sexually Transmitted Infections: CDC Laboratory Guidelines and Diagnostic Dilemmas for Syphilis, Chlamydia Mutants, and Resistance in Gonorrhea
Posters
049/Y
Bioterrorism Preparedness
079/Y
Emerging Infectious Diseases
152/Y
Molecular Epidemiology
262/Y
Public Health Aspects of STI, HIV, TB and OI
297/Y
Public Health Aspects of Diseases Transmitted from Animals to Humans
346/Y
Outbreak Investigation: Lab & Epi Response
Division Z: Animal Health Microbiology
Symposia
094/Z
Diarrhea Friend or Foe? Its Role in Pathogen Transmission and Host Defense
116/Z
Animal Microbiomes: Adventures in Molecular Ecology
312/Z
Catching a Ride: Microbial Adherence to Animal Epithelia
Posters
050/Z
Animal-Origin Foodborne and other Zoonotic Pathogens
153/Z
Detection and Characterization of Animal Pathogens (Terrestrial and Aquatic)
188/Z
Animal-Origin Microorganisms in the Environment
189/Z
Commensal Bacteria in Healthy Animals
263/Z
Pathogenic Mechanisms and Disease
264/Z
Host Immune Response to Disease (Vaccines, Cytokines, etc.)
298/Z
Monitoring, Mechanisms, and Epidemiology of Antimicrobial Resistance
299/Z
Diagnostic Veterinary Microbiology and Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing
Division AA: Free-Living, Symbiotic and Parasitic Protists
Symposia
313/AA
The Application of Bench Science to Important Clinical Problems in Global Health: Bridging the Scientific Gaps
Student Oral Sessions
269/AA
Division AA Student Oral Session
Posters
162/AA
Protists, Parasites and Hosts
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This item is for the original media, and includes only the media (ie. CD, floppy ...) UNLESS specifically stated above and/or in the title. If more than just the media is included, it will state which items are (ie. box, manual, etc ). Items that come in a sleeve refer to a generic CD sleeve (typically white) and will be sent with shipping protection to avoid damage during transit. If available, we will also send the front and/or back CD inserts if in stock. If these are important to you, please message us to verify we have them available to send. Please do not assume items are included other than what's stated. Again, ask questions PRIOR to purchasing if you have any concerns.
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COMPATIBILITY:
Computers are like people, each one is different. Unlike console games, a computer game may install and work flawlessly on one system but may need adjustments on another. This is due to a variety of factors, mainly the OS platform running, video card you have, drivers, protection software installed, etc. Many times manufacturers release updates to games to fix bugs and add enhancements. We would be happy to help get the game going on your computer, but ultimately compatibility issues are the responsibility of the buyer. We suggest going to Google and searching for the name of the game along with the words "system requirements" to determine if your system is suitable. Ultimately, we are not responsible for software compatibility problems or publisher's errors.
PLATFORM:
Stated within the auction is what platform the game will work on (ie. Windows, Mac, Linux...) This is a generic statement and specific platform versions (ie. XP, Vista...) will have to be researched by the buyer. Games that came out PRIOR to XP or higher will not specifically state they will work on that release, but only because they came out before those versions were made. Many, if not most, will work on XP or higher with a few quick adjustments. We provide instructions with all items purchased on how to do this adjustment using the Program Compatibility Wizard. If we find out that an item will definately not work on a specific version, we will state it. For DOS games, you may need to play it with a free DOSbox program if the Program Compatibility Wizard does not work.
64-Bit Windows OS Systems:
For 64-bit Operating Systems, older games most likely will NOT work due to 64-bit systems not being able to run 16-bit programming code (most games prior to 2000). For DOS games, you may need to play it with a free DOSbox program.
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