| diagnosis and treatment of cholera in the united states. are we prepared? | to assess cholera recognition and treatment by us health care workers in the largest cholera outbreak in the united states this century. | 1994 | 7933349 |
| growth of vibrio cholerae o1 in red tide waters off california. | vibrio cholerae serotype o1 is autochthonous to estuarine and coastal waters. however, its population dynamics in such environments are not well understood. we tested the proliferation of v. cholerae n16961 during a lingulodinium polyedrum bloom, as well as other seawater conditions. microcosms containing 100-kda-filtered seawater were inoculated with v. cholerae or the 0.6- micro m-pore-size filterable fraction of seawater assemblages. these cultures were diluted 10-fold with fresh 100-kda-filt ... | 2003 | 14602656 |
| detection and transformation of genome segments that differ within a coastal population of vibrio cholerae strains. | vibrio cholerae is an autochthonous member of diverse aquatic ecosystems around the globe. collectively, the genomes of environmental v. cholerae strains comprise a large repository of encoded functions which can be acquired by individual v. cholerae lineages through uptake and recombination. to characterize the genomic diversity of environmental v. cholerae, we used comparative genome hybridization to study 41 environmental strains isolated from diverse habitats along the central california coa ... | 2007 | 17449699 |