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Problems in detecting dormant (VBNC) cells, and the role of DNA elements in this response

Authors: Oliver, JD

Citation: Jd. Oliver, Problems in detecting dormant (VBNC) cells, and the role of DNA elements in this response, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 1-15

The use of antibiotic resistance gene markers for studying bacterial populations in natural environments

Authors: Egan, S Wellington, EMH

Citation: S. Egan et Emh. Wellington, The use of antibiotic resistance gene markers for studying bacterial populations in natural environments, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 17-27

Extraction and analysis of microbial community nucleic acids from environmental matrices

Authors: van Elsas, JD Smalla, K Tebbe, CC

Citation: Jd. Van Elsas et al., Extraction and analysis of microbial community nucleic acids from environmental matrices, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 29-51

Detection of bacteria by their intrinsic markers

Authors: Tas, E Lindstrom, K

Citation: E. Tas et K. Lindstrom, Detection of bacteria by their intrinsic markers, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 53-68

Luminescence-based microbial marker systems and their application in microbial ecology

Authors: Prosser, JI Palomares, AJ Karp, MT Hill, PJ

Citation: Ji. Prosser et al., Luminescence-based microbial marker systems and their application in microbial ecology, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 69-85

The use of the GUS reporter system to study molecular aspects of interactions between bacteria and plants

Authors: Lambrecht, M Vande Broek, A Vanderleyden, J

Citation: M. Lambrecht et al., The use of the GUS reporter system to study molecular aspects of interactions between bacteria and plants, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 87-99

Using Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) as a biomarker or bioreporter for bacteria

Authors: Stoltzfus, JR Jansson, JK de Bruijn, FJ

Citation: Jr. Stoltzfus et al., Using Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) as a biomarker or bioreporter for bacteria, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 101-116

Monitoring persistence and risk assessment following the field release of Pseudomonas fluorescens SBW25EeZY6KX

Authors: Bailey, MJ Timms-Wilson, TM Ellis, RJ Thompson, IP Lilley, AK

Citation: Mj. Bailey et al., Monitoring persistence and risk assessment following the field release of Pseudomonas fluorescens SBW25EeZY6KX, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 117-126

Use of luc-tagged genetically modified microorganisms (GMMs) to study rhizobial ecology in soil columns, field lysimeters and field plots

Authors: Tebbe, CC

Citation: Cc. Tebbe, Use of luc-tagged genetically modified microorganisms (GMMs) to study rhizobial ecology in soil columns, field lysimeters and field plots, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 127-137

The field release and monitoring of rhizobial strains marked with lacZ andmercury resistance genes

Authors: Corich, V Giacomini, A Vendramin, E Vian, P Carlot, M Squartini, A Nuti, MP

Citation: V. Corich et al., The field release and monitoring of rhizobial strains marked with lacZ andmercury resistance genes, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 139-144

The field release and monitoring of GUS-marked rhizobial strain CT0370

Authors: Hirsch, PR Mendum, TA Puhler, A Selbitschka, W

Citation: Pr. Hirsch et al., The field release and monitoring of GUS-marked rhizobial strain CT0370, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 145-151

Regulatory aspects

Authors: Gustafsson, K

Citation: K. Gustafsson, Regulatory aspects, BIO INT UN, 2000, pp. 153-162

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