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SAIN Resources about BacteriaBacteria are very small living organisms made of only one cell . They are present just about everywhere : the air, the soil, and the skin, for example. Many of them are microbes that cause diseases (rhinitis, listeriosis, and others), but others are very helpful to humans. There are 77 resources available. 1. Alabama Biodiversity Laws Resource Identifier: http://www.defenders.org/bio-stal.html Cataloging Node: Southern Appalachian Information Node Creator: Defenders of Wildlife Subject: Bacteria, Government regulations, Environmental laws, State regulations, Biodiversity, Nature conservation, Conservation Description: Page from the Biodiversity Center of the Defenders of Wildlife. It provides information regarding the State's biological diversity policy, status of biodiversity science, endangered species policy, and state agency management policies for biodiversity such as state-owned lands, cooperative efforts, state agency training, impact assessment, habitat acquisition. Information about the State's practices regarding land conservation, exotic species, and additional legal protections for biodiversity information is provided. Other related issues and contact information are provided to the user. Publisher: Defenders of Wildlife Resource Type: Issue Overview, Laws and Regulations Resource Format: URL Language: English Hemisphere: Northern Hemisphere Continent: North America Country: United States State: Alabama Rights: Copyright held by Publisher Source: Defenders of Life Biodiversity Center Relation: is part of http://www.defenders.org/ 2. Antibiotic Resistance Transfers from Plant Resource Identifier: http://www.ems.org/antibiotics/zz.ems.99.10.07.html Cataloging Node: Southern Appalachian Information Node Creator: Jennifer Kelly Subject: Bacteria, Microorganisms,Bacilli, Cocci, Coliforms,Agglutinins, Antigens, Bacterial blooms, Bactericides, Bacterins, Bacteriocins, Bacteriology, Bioerosion, Biofilms, Decomposers, Endotoxins, Filter feeders, Food poisoning, Nannoplankton, Protists, Single cell protein, Spores Description: Report on the rise of infection due to the resistant of the overuse of antibiotics in humans, animals and crops. Publisher: Environmental Media Services Resource Type: Issue Overview, Practices and Methods Resource Format: URL Language: English Hemisphere: Northern Hemisphere Continent: North America Country: United States Rights: Copyright held by Publisher 3. Appalachian Cottontail Resource Identifier: http://www.dlia.org/atbi/species/animals/vertebrates/mammals/leporidae/Sylvilagus_obscurus.html Cataloging Node: Southern Appalachian Information Node Creator: Dr. Donald W. Linzey, Christy Brecht Subject: Bacteria,Microorganisms, Bacilli, Cocci, Coliforms, Agglutinins, Antigens, Bacterial blooms, Bactericides, Bacterins, Bacteriocins, Bacteriology, Bioerosion, Biofilms, Decomposers, Endotoxins, Filter feeders, Food poisoning, Nannoplankton, Protists, Single cell protein, Spores Description: Drawings, maps of where the Appalacian Cottontail is found in the Appalachian Mountains. Reproduction,Longevity, Terrestrial Ecology,Predators and Defense,Parasites,Special Protection Status of the cottontail. Publisher: All Taxa Biodersity Inventory- Discover Life in America - SAIN Resource Type: Graphics and Images, Issue Overview, Maps and Map Services Resource Format: URL Language: English Hemisphere: Northern Hemisphere Continent: North America Country: United States State: Tennessee Rights: Copyright held by Publisher 4. Ask-A-Scientist Archive, 1991-2000 Resource Identifier: http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/bio98.htm Cataloging Node: Southern Appalachian Information Node Creator: Argonne National Laboratory Subject: Biology, Animals, Plants, Ecology, Geography, Biogeography, Botany, Zoology, Species, Taxa, Invasive species, Diseases, Bacteria, Fungi, Insects, Arachnids, Arthropods, Infestation, Conservation Description: This website is an archive of a discontinued service of the Argonne National Laboratory called Ask-A-Scientist. Contained within this archive are over 1000 general science questions submitted by the public and answered by professionals in the relevant field. Subjects range from bird-reintroduction, to bacteria life cycles, to invasive vegetation, human genetics, and literally hundreds of others. There is no cataloging or categorization of questions or their subjects in any way; they are simply listed in chronological order. Publisher: Argonne National Laboratory Temporal Coverage: 1991-01-01 through 2000-01-01 Resource Type: Issue Overview, Organizations and Agencies Resource Format: URL Language: English Rights: Copyright held by Publisher 5. Can micro-organisms in the Smokies cure cancer? Resource Identifier: http://cgi.citizen-times.com/cgi-bin/story/regional/55451 Cataloging Node: Southern Appalachian Information Node Creator: The Associated Press Subject: Bacteria, Microorganisms,Bacilli, Cocci, Coliforms,Agglutinins, Antigens, Bacterial blooms, Bactericides, Bacterins, Bacteriocins, Bacteriology, Bioerosion, Biofilms, Decomposers, Endotoxins, Filter feeders, Food poisoning, Nannoplankton, Protists, Single cell protein, Spores Description: Sean O'Connell, a microbial ecologist at Western Carolina University in Cullowhee and his students have been collecting soil and water samples from the Smokies' streams, fields, forests and caves for two years, taking them back to the lab and putting them under a microscope. What we are finding is that most of the organisms we encounter are not known. They are related to known species, but they are probably new species," he said. Publisher: The Associated Press Resource Type: Case Studies, Graphics and Images, Issue Overview, Publications Resource Format: URL Language: English Hemisphere: Northern Hemisphere Continent: North America Country: United States State: Tennessee Rights: Copyright held by Publisher >> Next 5 Titles Geographic Perspectives
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