The bacteria might not be a popular flavor, but for the second time in less than two years, Sabra Dipping Co.

and even enabled the pathogen to attach to the salad bag container." The team of microbiologists also found that salmonella could grow at a lo

It works by binding chemically to the invader, which it may "tag" for further attack by the immune system or it may block off one of the

This is where the state health officials began their investigation believing that the sickness was caused by a foodborne pathogen.

After a pathogen from a passing comet kills most of the world’s adults, a group of kids on an island off the coast of Maine have to learn how to lo

This pro-inflammatory effect induced by HDL showed enhanced pathogen protection, the researchers said.

Juices released from damaged leaves also enhance the pathogen’s ability to attach to the salad’s plastic container.

Juices released from damaged leaves also enhance the pathogen’s ability to attach to the salad’s plastic container.

“We wanted to investigate what happens to Salmonella in a bag of salad to better understand the potential risks to consumers and inform future rese

1 Department of Biology, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA, USA Correspondence: A Swei, Department of Biology, San Francisco State

This pro-inflammatory effect induced by HDL showed enhanced pathogen protection, the researchers said.

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"Even small traces of juices released from damaged leaves can make the pathogen grow better and become more able to cause disease." She s

Panama disease is a fungal pathogen that enters through the roots and disrupts the plant’s vascular system, eventually dehydrating it to death.

"These juices also helped the salmonella to attach itself to the salad leaves so strongly that vigorous washing could not remove the bacteria,

“If you leave something out on the counter, it will start growing mold in a day or two, but if there wasn’t a pathogen like salmonella already pres

Researchers at the University of Leicester have discovered that juices released from damaged leaves also had the effect of enhancing the virulence

ABERDEEN, Idaho — Wheat breeder Jianli Chen’s research team has completed the first broad screening of Pacific Northwest spring wheat lines for res

Researchers of the new study were surprised to discover M.

Ganesh, PhD, an assistant professor at Texas A&M and one of the authors.

(It does not include all of the minor hosts in North America.) Regardless, this is not a description of a picky pathogen!

The clubroot story in Western Canada continues to be written as researchers are finding additional strains of the pathogen that are capable of over

Last year, in Midwestern U.S., there was a potentially large outbreak of the Avian Flu.

WASHINGTON — Isolates of a common poultry pathogen that researchers collected from animals in Indian bird markets were mostly resistant to multiple