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    • Monthly Archives: March 2013

    29 Mar

    Shigella

    Posted by Paul

    The Shigella are divided into four species: Shigella dysenteriae, Shigella boydii, Shigella Flexeri, and Shigella sonnei.  Like the Salmonella, the four species are divided into a number of different serotypes.  Serotypes are strains that have similar biochemical characteristics but differ … Continue reading →

    15 Mar

    Intestinal Pathogens

    Posted by Paul

    The intestinal pathogens of the most medical importance are the salmonella and shigella and pathogenic strains of Escherichia coli.  They cause gastroenteritis, bacillary dysentery, foodborne illness, and diarrhea in humans.  Right now the taxonomic differences of salmonella are being revised.  … Continue reading →

    01 Mar

    Nikon Eclipse E200

    Posted by Paul

    The Nikon Eclipse E200 compound microscope offers superior optics and high quality construction.  This is one of the most widely used microscopes in veterinary clinics and doctor’s offices.  Nikon’s Chromatic abberation-free infinity (CFI60) system provides an expandable platform for more … Continue reading →