MicrobiologyBytes 2008 – Review of the Year
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It’s been another busy year at MicrobiologyBytes, with more than 300 posts this year, and over half a million page views, so here’s a whistle-stop tour of just some of the topics we’ve looked at during the last year:
January
- UK Norovirus Outbreak
- Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
- DNA Viruses
- Malaria, mosquitoes and the legacy of Ronald Ross
February
- Negative sense RNA viruses
- Viruses and Apoptosis
- Resistance to Plant Viruses
- Peptidoglycan – the strength and weakness of bacteria
March
- Viruses and Human Cancer
- Microbes on the skin: disease or defence?
- Tuberculosis – is the white plague winning?
- Studying the structure of HIV
April
May
June
July
- Cellular Proteins in Influenza Virus Particles
- Cold sore secrets revealed
- HIV mutation and the immune response
- Hendra Virus
August
- Escape from Death Row: Virus Subversion of Apoptosis
- Tuberculosis diagnostic tools
- Can you have confidence in the news?
- High-Speed Spores
October
- The Genetics of Beer
- Towards The Next 80 Years of Penicillin Production
- Leptospirosis
- The global impact of vaccination against hepatitis B virus
November
December
So what’s going to happen in 2009? Watch the video, and keep reading MicrobiologyBytes!
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