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Published Scientific
Papers on Vibrio
vulnificus
(Other papers on Vibrio parahaemolyticus
and Vibrio
cholerae
available on
request)
Experimental
pathogenicity and
mortality in ligated
ileal loop studies
of the newly
reported halophilic
lactose-positive
Vibrio species.
1978. Poole, M. D.
and J. D. Oliver.
Infect. Immun.
20:126-129.
Edema and
hemoconcentration in
mice experimentally
infected with
Vibrio vulnificus.
1981. Bowdre, J. H.,
M. D. Poole, and J.
D. Oliver. Infect.
Immun. 32:1193-1199.
Lethal cold shock of
Vibrio vulnificus
in oysters. 1981.
Oliver, J. D. Appl.
Environ. Micrbiol.
41:710-717.
Role of iron in the
pathogenesis of
Vibrio vulnificus
infections. 1981.
Wright, A. C., L. M.
Simpson and J. D.
Oliver. Infect.
Immun. 34:503-507.
The pathogenicity
and ecology of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1981. Oliver, J. D.
Mar.Technol. Soc. J.
15:45-52.
Distribution and
ecology of
Vibrio vulnificus
and other
lactose-fermenting
marine vibrios in
coastal waters of
the southeastern
United States. 1982.
Oliver, J. D., R. A.
Warner, and D. R.
Cleland. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
44:1404-1414.
Enteropathogenicity
of
Vibrio vulnificus
in the rabbit
ligated ileum. 1982.
Dellinger, J. B. and
J. D. Oliver. J.
Elisha Mitch.Sci.
Soc. 98:105-118.
Lactose-positive
vibrios in the
marine environment.
1982. Oliver, J. D.
pp. 58-65. In:
Microbial Hazards of
Diving in Polluted
Waters. R. R.
Colwell (ed.),
Maryland Sea Grant
Publ.
UM-SG-TS-82-01.
The pathogenicity
and ecology of
Vibrio vulnificus:
A particularly
virulent
microorganism.
Oliver, J.D. 1983.
Environs 6:5-13.
Distribution of
Vibrio vulnificus
and other
lactose-fermenting
vibrios in the
marine environment.
1983. Oliver, J. D.,
R. A. Warner, and D.
R. Cleland. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
45:985-998.
Siderophore
production by
Vibrio vulnificus.
1983. Simpson, L. M.
and J. D. Oliver.
Infect. Immun.
41:644-649.
The role of heme
compounds and
haptoglobin in the
pathogenicity of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1984. Helms, S. D.,
J. D. Oliver, and J.
C. Travis. Infect.
Immun. 45:345-349.
Vibrio: An
increasingly
troublesome genus.
1985. Oliver, J. D.
Diagnost. Med.
8:43-49.
Production of
extracellular
enzymes and
cytotoxicity by
Vibrio vulnificus.
1986. Oliver, J. D.,
M. B. Thomas, and J.
Wear. Diagnost.
Microbiol. Infect.
Dis. 5:99-111.
Bioluminescence in a
strain of the human
bacterial pathogen,
Vibrio vulnificus.
1986. Oliver, J.D.,
D.M. Roberts, V.K.
White, M.A. Dry, and
L.M. Simpson. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
52:1209-1211.
Plasmid carriage in
Vibrio vulnificus
and other
lactose-fermenting
marine vibrios.
1986. Davidson, L.
and J.D. Oliver.
Appl. Environ.
Microbiol.
51:211-213.
Siderophore
production and outer
membrane proteins of
selected
Vibrio vulnificus
strains under
conditions of iron
limitation. 1986.
Wright, A.C., L.M.
Simpson, K.
Richardson, D.R.
Maneval, Jr., J.D.
Oliver, and J.G.
Morris, Jr. FEMS
Microbiol. Lett.
35:255-260.
Identification of
environmental
Vibrio vulnificus
isolates with a DNA
probe for the
cytotoxin-hemolysin
gene. 1986. Morris,
J.G., Jr., A. C.
Wright, D.M.
Roberts, P.K. Wood,
L.M. Simpson, and
J.D. Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
53:193-195.
Ability of
Vibrio vulnificus
to obtain iron from
transferrin and
other iron-binding
proteins. 1987.
Simpson, L.M. and
J.D. Oliver. Curr.
Microbiol.
15:155-157.
Correlation between
virulence and colony
morphology in
Vibrio vulnificus.
1987. Simpson, L.M.,
V.K. White, S.F.
Zane, and J.D.
Oliver. Infect.
Immun. 55:269-272.
New selective and
differential plating
medium for
Vibrio vulnificus
and Vibrio cholerae.
1987. Massad, G. and
J.D. Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
53:2262-2264
Virulence of
Vibrio vulnificus:
Association with
utilization of
transferrin-bound
iron, and lack of
correlation with
levels of cytotoxin
or protease
production. 1987.
Morris, J.G., Jr.,
A.C. Wright, L.M.
Simpson, P.K. Wood,
D.E. Johnson, and
J.D. Oliver. FEMS
Microbiol. Lett.
40:55-59.
Ability of
Vibrio vulnificus
to obtain iron from
hemoglobin-haptoglobin
complexes. 1988.
Zakaria-Meehan, Z.,
G. Massad, L.M.
Simpson, J.C.
Travis, and J.D.
Oliver. Infect.
Immun. 56:275-277.
Isolation and
characterization of
hemolysin mutants of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1988. Massad, G.,
L.M. Simpson, and
J.D. Oliver. FEMS
Microbiol. Lett.
56:295-300.
Survival of
Vibrio vulnificus
at reduced
temperatures and
elevated nutrient.
1989. Oliver, J. D.
and D. Wanucha. J.
Food Safety
10:79-86.
Pathogenic vibrios
in North Carolina
waters. 1989.
Oliver, J.D. In:
"North Carolina
Coastal Oceanography
Symposium", R.Y.
George and A.W.
Hulbert (ed.). pp
43-54. Department of
Commerce.
Membrane fatty acid
and virulence
changes in the
viable but
nonculturable state
of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1989. Linder, K. and
J. D. Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
55:2837-2842.
Phenotypic
evaluation of
acapsular transposon
mutants of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1990. Wright, A.C.,
L.M. Simpson, J.D.
Oliver, and J. G.
Morris, Jr. Infect.
Immun. 58:1769-1773.
Studies on the
lipopolysaccharide
of a virulent and an
avirulent strain of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1990. Bahrani, F.
and J. D. Oliver.
Biochem. Cell Biol.
68:547-551.
Neptune's revenge?
1990. Oliver, J.D.
Environs (May).
Electrophoretic
analysis of
lipopolysaccharide
isolated from opaque
and translucent
colony variants of
Vibrio vulnificus
using various
extraction methods.
1991. Bahrani, F.
and J. D. Oliver.
Microbios 66:83-93.
Physiological
effects of the
lipopolysaccharide
of
Vibrio vulnificus on mice and rats. 1991. McPherson, V.M.,
J.A. Watts, L.M.
Simpson, and J.D.
Oliver. Microbios
67:141-149.
Resuscitation of
Vibrio vulnificus
from the viable but
nonculturable state.
1991. Nilsson, L.,
J.D. Oliver, and S.
Kjelleberg. J.
Bacteriol.
173:5054-5059.
Formation of
nonculturable cells
of
Vibrio vulnificus
and its relationship
to the starvation
state. 1991. Oliver,
J.D., L. Nilsson,
and S. Kjelleberg.
Appl. Environ.
Microbiol.
57:2640-2644.
Use of the
polymerase chain
reaction in the
detection of
culturable and
nonculturable cells
of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1991. Brauns, L., M.
Hudson, and J.D.
Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
57:2651-2655.
Use of
colistin-polymyxin
B-cellobiose agar in
the isolation of
Vibrio vulnificus
from the
environment. 1992.
Oliver, J.D., K.
Guthrie, J. Preyer,
A. Wright, L.M.
Simpson, R.
Siebeling, and J.G.
Morris, Jr. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
58:737-739.
Temperature effects
on the viable but
nonculturable state
of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1992. Wolf, P. and
J.D. Oliver. FEMS
Microbiol. Ecol.
101:33-39.
Effects of
temperature abuse on
Vibrio vulnificus
in oysters. 1992.
Murphy, S.E. and
J.D. Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
58:2771-2775.
Uptake and
resuscitation of
viable but
nonculturable cells
of
Vibrio vulnificus
by Merceneria
campechiensis. 1992.
Rodrick, G.E., W.J.
Birbari, and J.D.
Oliver. Proc. 6th
Ann. Conf. Trop.
Subtrop. Fish.
Technol. Conf. Amer.
Low temperature
induced
nonculturability and
killing of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1992. Weichart, D.,
J.D. Oliver, and S.
Kjelleberg. FEMS
Microbiol. Lett.
100:205-210.
Reversal of
hypotension induced
by
Vibrio vulnificus
lipopolysaccharide
in the rat by
inhibition of nitric
oxide synthase.
1992. Elmore, S.P.,
J.A. Watts, L.M.
Simpson, and J.D.
Oliver. Micro.
Pathogen.
13:391-397.
Regulation of
proteolytic activity
of
Vibrio vulnificus
by iron-containing
compounds. 1993.
Simpson, L.M. and
J.D. Oliver. Micro.
Pathogen.
14:249-252.
Transformation of
Vibrio vulnificus
by electroporation.
1993. McDougald, D.,
L.M. Simpson, J.D.
Oliver, and M.C.
Hudson. Curr.
Microbiol.
28:289-291.
Interaction of
Vibrio vulnificus
and the eastern
oyster, Crassostrea
virginica. 1994.
Groubert, T. and
J.D. Oliver. J. Food
Protect. 57:224-228.
Polymerase chain
reaction detection
of whole cell
lysates of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1994. Brauns, L. and
J.D. Oliver. Food
Biotechnol. 8:1-6.
Antimicrobial action
of some GRAS
compounds against
Vibrio vulnificus.
1994. Sun, Y. and
J.D. Oliver. Food
Addit. Contam.
11:549-558.
Induction of carbon
starvation proteins
in
Vibrio vulnificus.
1994. Morton, D. and
J.D. Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
60:3653-3659.
Effects of GRAS
compounds on natural
Vibrio vulnificus
populations in
oysters. 1994. Sun,
Y. and J.D. Oliver.
J. Food Protect.
57:921-923.
Value of
cellobiose-polymyxin
B-colistin agar for
isolation of
Vibrio vulnificus
from oysters. 1995.
Sun, Y. and J.D.
Oliver. J. Food
Protect .
58:439-440.
Hot sauce: no
elimination of
Vibrio vulnificus
in oysters. 1995.
Sun, Y. and J.D.
Oliver. J. Food
Protect. 58:441-442.
Effect of osmotic
variation on the
outer membrane
proteins of
Vibrio vulnificus:
identification of a
major
heat-modifiable
protein. 1994.
Simpson, L.M., M.
Engle, and J.D.
Oliver. Microbios
80:209-214.
In vivo
resuscitation, and
virulence towards
mice, of viable but
nonculturable cells
of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1995. Oliver, J.D.
and R. Bockian.
Appl. Environ.
Microbiol.
61:2620-2623.
Entry into, and
resuscitation from,
the viable but
nonculturable state
by
Vibrio vulnificus
in an estuarine
environment. 1995.
Oliver, J.D., F.
Hite, D. McDougald,
N.L. Andon, and L.M.
Simpson. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
61:2624-2630.
Induction of cold
responsive proteins
in
Vibrio vulnificus.
1995. McGovern, V.P.
and J.D. Oliver. J.
Bacteriol.
177:4131-4133.
Optimization of
conditions for the
polymerase chain
reaction
amplification of DNA
from culturable and
nonculturable cells
of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1996. Coleman, S.
and J.D. Oliver.
FEMS Microbiol.
Ecol. 19:127-132.
Phenotypic
characterization of
Vibrio vulnificus
biotype 2: A
LPS-based
homogeneous O-serogroup
within
Vibrio vulnificus
species. 1996.
Biosca, E., J.D.
Oliver, and C.
Amaro. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
62:918-927.
The viable but
nonculturable state
in the human
pathogen,
Vibrio vulnificus.
(Minireview). 1995.
Oliver, J.D. FEMS
Lett. 133:203-208.
Animal models. 1995.
Oliver, J.D. pp.
57-62, In: Proc.
1994
Vibrio vulnificus
workshop. Food and
Drug Administration.
Washington, D.C.
The viable but
nonculturable state.
1995. Oliver, J.D.
pp. 63-74, In: Proc.
1994
Vibrio vulnificus
workshop. Food and
Drug Administration.
Washington, D.C.
Effect of low
temperature on
starvation-survival
of the eel pathogen
Vibrio vulnificus
biotype 2. 1996.
Biosca, E.G., C.
Amaro, E.
Marco-Noales, and
J.D. Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
62:450-455.
Detection of
Vibrio vulnificus
biotypes 1 and 2 in
eels and unamended
oysters by PCR
amplification. 1996.
Coleman, S.S., D.M.
Melanson, E.G.
Biosca, and J.D.
Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
62:1378-1382.
Resuscitation of
Vibrio vulnificus
from the viable but
nonculturable state.
1997. Whiteside,
M.D. and J.D.
Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
63:1002-1005.
Comparison of
ribotyping and
randomly amplified
polymorphic DNA
polymerase chain
reaction (RAPD-PCR)
for characterization
of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1997. Høi, L., A.
Dalsgaard, J.L.
Larsen, J.M. Warner,
and J.D. Oliver.
Appl. Environ.
Microbiol.
63:1674-1678.
Randomly amplified
polymorphic DNA
analysis of starved
and viable but
nonculturable
Vibrio vulnificus
cells. 1998. Warner,
J.M. and J.D.
Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
64:3025-3028.
Randomly amplified
polymorphic DNA
(RAPD) analysis of
clinical and
environmental
strains of
Vibrio vulnificus
and other Vibrio
species. 1999.
Warner, J.M. and
J.D. Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
65:1141-1144.
Comparative study of
biological
properties and
electrophoretic
characteristics of
lipopolysaccharide
from eel-virulent
and eel-avirulent
Vibrio vulnificus
strains. 1999.
Biosca, E.G., R.M.
Collado, J.D.
Oliver, and C.
Amaro. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
65:856-858.
Pathogenesis of
Vibrio vulnificus.
1999. Linkous, D.
and J.D. Oliver.
FEMS Microbiol. Lett.
174:207-214.
Essential role for
estrogen in
protection against
Vibrio vulnificusinduced
endotoxic shock.
2001. Merkel, S.M.,
S. Alexander, J.D.
Oliver, and Y.M.
Huet-Hudson. Infect.
Immun. 69:6119-6122.
Use of diacetyl to
reduce the load of
Vibrio vulnificus
in the Eastern
oyster, Crassostrea
virginica. 2003.
Birkenhauer, J.B.
and J.D. Oliver. J.
Food Protect.
66:38-43.
A comparison of
thiosulphate-citrate-bile
salts-sucrose (TCBS)
agar and
thiosulphate-chloride-iodide
(TCI) agar for the
isolation of Vibrio
species from
estuarine
environments. 2003.
Pfeffer, C. and J.D.
Oliver. Lett. Appl.
Microbiol.
36:150-151.
Analysis of
Vibrio vulnificus
from market oysters
and septicemia cases
for virulence
markers. 2003.
DePaola, A., J.L.
Nordstrom, A.
Dalsgaard, A.
Forslund, J. Oliver,
T. Bates, K.L.
Bordage, and P.A.
Gulig. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
69: 4006-4011.
Ecology of
Vibrio vulnificus
in estuarine waters
of eastern North
Carolina. 2003.
Pfeffer, C.S., M.F.
Hite and J.D.
Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
69:3526-3531.
RpoS-dependent
stress response and
exoenzyme production
in
Vibrio vulnificus.
Hülsmann, A., T.M.
Rosche, I.-S. Kong,
H.M. Hassan, D.M
Beam, and J.D.
Oliver. 2003. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
69:6114-6120.
Role of catalase and
oxyR in the viable
but nonculturable
state of
Vibrio vulnificus.
2004. Kong, I.-S.,
T.C. Bates, A.
Hülsmann, H. Hassan,
and J.D. Oliver.
FEMS Microbiol.
Ecol. 50:133-142.
Pulsed-field
electrophoresis
analysis of
Vibrio vulnificus
strains isolated
from Taiwan and
United States. 2004.
Wong, H.-c., S.Y.
Chen, M.-Y. Chen,
J.D. Oliver, L.-I.
Hor, and W.-Ch.
Tsai. Appl. Environ.
Microbiol.
70:5153-5158.
Changes in membrane
fatty acid
composition during
entry of
Vibrio vulnificus
in the viable but
nonculturable state.
2004. Day, A.P. and
J.D. Oliver. J.
Microbiol. 42:69-73.
Wound infections
caused by
Vibrio vulnificus
and other marine
bacteria. 2005.
Oliver, J.D.
Epidemiol. Infect.
133:383-391.
A rapid and simple
PCR analysis
indicates there are
two subgroups of
Vibrio vulnificus
which correlate with
clinical or
environmental
isolation. 2005.
Rosche, T.M., Y.
Yano, and J.D.
Oliver. Microbiol.
Immunol. 49:381-389.
Cloning, sequencing
and expression of a
GroEL-like protein
gene of
Vibrio vulnificus.
2005. Wong, H.-c.,
K.H. Lu, and J.D.
Oliver. Taiwan J.
Agric. Chem. Food
Sci. 43:1-7.
RpoS involvement in
osmotically-induced
cross protection in
Vibrio vulnificus.
2005. Rosche, T.M.,
T.C. Bates, D.J.
Smith, E.E. Parker,
and J.D. Oliver.
FEMS. Microbiol.
Ecol. 53:455-462.
Intrapopulational
variation in
Vibrio vulnificus
levels in
Crassostrea
virginica is
associated with the
host size but not
with disease status
or developmental
stability. 2005.
Sokolova, I.M., L.
Leamy, M. Harrison,
and J.D. Oliver. J.
Shellfish Res.
24:503-508.
In situ and in vitro
gene expression by
Vibrio vulnificus
during entry into,
persistence within,
and resuscitation
from the viable but
nonculturable state.
2006. Smith, B.E.
and J.D. Oliver.
Appl. Environ.
Microbiol.
72:1445-1451.
In situ gene
expression by
Vibrio vulnificus.
2006. Smith, B.E.
and J.D. Oliver.
Appl. Environ.
Microbiol.
72:2244-2246.
An AFLP approach to
identify genetic
markers associated
with resistance to
Vibrio vulnificus
and Perkinsus
marinus in eastern
oysters. 2006.
Sokolova, I.M., J.D.
Oliver, and L.J.
Leamy. J. Shellfish
Res. 25: 95-100.
Evidence for an
intermediate colony
morphology of
Vibrio vulnificus.
2006. Rosche, T.M.,
B. Smith, and J.D.
Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
72: 4356-4359.
Capsular
polysaccharide phase
variation in
Vibrio vulnificus.
2006. Hilton, T., T.
Rosche, B. Froelich,
B. Smith, and J.D.
Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
72:6986-6993.
Refined medium for
direct isolation of
Vibrio vulnificus
from oyster tissue
and sea water. 2007.
Warner, E. and J.D.
Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
73:3098-3100.
Emergence of a
virulent clade of
Vibrio vulnificus
and correlation with
the presence of a
33-kilobase genomic
island. 2007. Cohen,
A.L.V., J.D. Oliver,
A. DePaola, E. J.
Feil, and E.F. Boyd.
Appl. Environ.
Microbiol.
73:5553-5565.
Role of iron in
human serum
resistance of the
clinical and
environmental
Vibrio vulnificus
genotypes. 2007.
Bogard, R. and J.D.
Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
73:7501-7505.
Survival and in situ
gene expression of
Vibrio vulnificus
at varying
salinities in
estuarine
environments. 2008.
Jones, M.K., E.
Warner, and J.D.
Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
74:182-187.
Population structure
of two genotypes of
Vibrio vulnificus
in oysters
(Crassostrea
virginica) and sea
water. 2008. Warner,
E.B. and J.D.
Oliver. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
74:80-85.
The ecology of
Vibrio vulnificus,
Vibrio cholerae, and
Vibrio
parahaemolyticus in
North Carolina
estuaries. 2008.
Blackwell, K.D. and
J.D. Oliver. J.
Microbiology.
46:146-153.
Horizontal transfer
of lux genes in
Vibrionaceae. 2008.
Urbanczyk, H., J.C.
Ast, A.J. Kaeding,
J.D. Oliver, and
P.V. Dunlap. J.
Bacteriol.
190:3494-3504.
Multi-site analysis
reveals widespread
antibiotic
resistance in the
marine pathogen
Vibrio vulnificus.
2008. Baker-Austin,
C., J.V. McArthur,
A.H. Lindell, M.S.
Wright, R.C.
Tuckfield, J. Gooch,
L. Warner, J.D.
Oliver, and R.
Stepanauskas. Microb.
Ecol. 57: 151-159.
Multiplex PCR assay
for detection and
simultaneous
differentiation of
genotypes of
Vibrio vulnificus
biotype 1. 2008.
Warner, E.B. and
J.D. Oliver.
Foodborne Path. Dis.
5: 691-693.
csrA inhibits
biofilm formation in
Vibrio vulnificus.
Jones, M. and J.D.
Oliver. 2008. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
74:7064-7066.
Vibrio vulnificus: Disease
and pathogenesis.
2009. Jones, M.K.
and J.D. Oliver.
Infect. Immun.
77:1723-1733.
Evaluation of
genotypic and
phenotypic methods
to distinguish
clinical from
environmental
Vibrio vulnificus
strains.
2009. Sanjuan, E.,
J.D. Oliver, and C.
Amaro. Appl.
Environ. Microbiol.
75:1594-1598.
Rapid in situ
detection of
virulent
Vibrio vulnificus
strains in raw
oyster matrices
using real-time PCR.
2009. Baker-Austin,
C., A. Gore, J. D.
Oliver, R. Rangdale,
J.V. McArthur and D.
N. Lees. Env.
Microbiol. Rep.
doi:10.1111/j.1758-2229.2009.00092.x
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Vibrio vulnificus
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oyster (Crassostrea
virginica). 2010.
Froelich, B., A.
Ringwood, I.
Sokolova, and J.D.
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Role of RpoS in the
susceptibility of
low salinity-adapted
Vibrio vulnificus
to environmental
stresses. 2010. Tan,
H.-J., S.-H. Liu,
J.D. Oliver, and
H.-c. Wong. Intern.
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137:137-142.
Vibrio vulnificus
genome suggests two
distinct ecotypes.
2010. Rosche, T.M.,
E.A. Binder, and
J.D. Oliver.
Environ. Microbiol.
Rep. 2:128-132.
Role of RpoS in the susceptibility of low salinity-adapted
Vibrio vulnificus to
environmental
stresses. 2010. Tan, H.-J., S.-H. Liu, J.D. Oliver, and
H.-c. Wong.
Intern. J. Food
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Adaptation
of
Vibrio vulnificus
and an rpoS
mutant to bile salts.
2010. W.-L. Chen,
J. D. Oliver, and
H.-c. Wong. Intern.
J. Food Microbiol.
140:232–238.
Occurrence of
Vibrio vulnificus
in mussel farms from
the Varano Lagoon
environment.
2010. Beneduce, L., A.
Vernile, G. Spano,
S. Massa, F.
Lamacchia, and J.D.
Oliver.
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Interactive effects of
cadmium and hypoxia
on metabolic
responses and
bacterial loads
of Eastern oysters
Crassostrea
virginica Gmelin.
2011.
Ivanina, A.V., B.
Froelich, T.
Williams, E.P.
Sokolov, J.D.
Oliver, and I.M.
Sokolova.
Chemosphere
82:377–389
Orientation of mannitol related genes can further
differentiate
strains of
Vibrio vulnificus
possessing the
vcgC allele.
2011. Froelich, B.A.
and J.D. Oliver.
Adv. Stud. Biol.
3:151-160.
pilF
polymorphism-based real-time PCR to distinguish
Vibrio vulnificus
strains of human
health relevance.
2012. Baker-Austin,
C., E. Lemm, R.
Hartnell, J.
Lowther, R. Onley,
C. Amaro, J.D.
Oliver, and D. Lees.
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Vibrio vulnificus.
1989. Oliver, J.D.
In: "Foodborne
Bacterial
Pathogens". pp
569-600.
Marcel-Dekker.
The viable but
nonculturable state
in
Vibrio vulnificus.
1995. Oliver, J.D.
pp. 357-366, In:
Molecular Approaches
to Food Safety
Issues Involving
Toxic
Microorganisms.
Alaken, Inc., Fort
Collins, CO.
Interaction of
Vibrio vulnificus
and the human host.
1997. Oliver, J.D.
Progress in
Microbial Ecology.
Braz. Soc.
Microbiol.393-399.
Vibrio
species. 1997.
Oliver, J.D. and J.
Kaper. pp.228-264
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Vibrio cholerae,
V. vulnificus,
and other human
pathogenic Vibrio
species. 1997.
Dalsgaard, A. and
J.D. Oliver. In:
World Health
Organization
Guidelines for
Recreational Water
and Bathing Beach
Quality.
Vibrio vulnificus.
2000. Dalsgaard, A.,
L. Høi, D. Linkous,
and J.D. Oliver. pp.
439-470 In:
Bacterial Pathogens,
vol. 1 of Foodborne
Disease Handbook.
Marcel Dekker Pub.,
Inc., NY.
Vibrio
species. 2001.
Oliver, J.D. and J.
Kaper. pp. 263-300
In: Food
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Montville (ed.).
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Culture media for
the isolation and
enumeration of
pathogenic
Vibrio
species in foods and
environmental
samples. 2003.
Oliver, J.D. pp.
249-269 In: Handbook
of Culture media for
Food Microbiology,
2nd ed. J.E.L.
Corry, G.D.W.
Curtis, and R.M.
Baird (eds.). Vol.
37 of Progress in
Industrial
Microbiology.
Elsevier. Amsterdam.
Vibrio vulnificus.
2006. Oliver, J.D.
In: Oceans and
Health: Pathogens in
the Marine
Environment. (pp.
253-276). S. Belkin
and R.R. Colwell
(eds.). Springer
Science, New York.
Vibrio vulnificus.
2006. Oliver, J.D.
pp. 349-366 In:
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F.L.Thompson, B.
Austin, and J.
Swing. (eds.). Amer.
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media for Food
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Elsevier. Amsterdam.
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