What does JB stand for?

Journal of Bacteriology

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Samples in periodicals archive:

He and Pace debate the usefulness of the term in a dialog published in the April Journal of Bacteriology.

Dissing a loaded label for some unicellular life: prominent biologist ...

For instance, the White House has asked the American Society of Microbiology, the world's largest group of germ professionals, to limit potentially dangerous information in the 11 journals it publishes, including Infection and Immunity, The Journal of Bacteriology and The Journal of Virology.

Scientists protest new secrecy measures Information-security rules ...

Recent publications have appeared in the Journal of Bacteriology, the Journal of Biological Chemistry, and Archives of Microbiology.

New insights on marine bacterial diversity: molecular techniques ...

The study appears in the June JOURNAL OF BACTERIOLOGY.

Did colonization spread ulcers?

Rosenberg is Editor-in-Chief of Current Opinions in Biotechnology, and Section Editor of the Journal of Bacteriology.

Cubist Pharmaceuticals Names Michael Wood, M.D., and Martin ...

These algae, which are particularly successful at defending themselves against bacterial colonization, produce natural inhibitors of bacterial quorum sensing, reported Staffan Kjelleberg of the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, and his colleagues in the November 1996 Journal of Bacteriology.

Mob action: peer pressure in the bacterial world