1. Virulence ofEscherichia coli strains isolated from urine of patients with acute cystitis and from faeces of healthy women

   • J. F. van den Bosch
   • P. Postma
   • D. M. MacLaren

   Medical Microbiology Pages: 97 - 106

2. Influence of carbon and nitrogen sources on the transition from yeast-like cells to chlamydospores inAureobasidium pullulans

   • J. M. Bermejo
   • J. B. Dominguez
   • F. Uruburu

   Physiology and Growth Pages: 107 - 119

3. Induction and derepression of arginase and ornithine transaminase in different strains ofSaccharomyces cerevisiae

   • W. J. Middelhoven
   • G. J. M. W. Arkesteyn

   Physiology and Growth Pages: 121 - 131

4. The speciation of coliform genera from above and below a sewer outfall and their susceptibilities to antimicrobial agents

   • D. Thirkell
   • M. Blankson

   Medical Microbiology Pages: 133 - 145

5. Gluconobacters from honey bees

   • B. Lambert
   • K. Kersters
   • J. De Ley

   Ecology Pages: 147 - 157

6. An actidione resistantCandida tropicalis from custard apple juice

   • H. Onkarayya
   • E. R. Suresh
   • S. Ethiraj

   Ecology Pages: 159 - 164

7. Preservation of medicines

   • Ph. A. de Vries

   Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 165 - 167

8. Challenge testing — the laboratory evaluation of the preservation of pharmaceutical preparations

   • D. F. Spooner
   • B. Croshaw

   Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 168 - 169

9. Natamycin^(R)

   • J. G. Oostendorp

   Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 170 - 171

10. Wood deterioration by microorganisms and its prevention

    • Trijntje Hof

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 171 - 173

11. Preservation of cosmetics and contact lens solutions

    • B. J. Hartog
    • D. H. Liem

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 174 - 176

12. Transformation inEscherichia coli

    • W. P. M. Hoekstra
    • J. E. N. Bergmans
    • Irma M. van Die

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Section for General and Molecular Microbiology Pages: 177 - 178

13. Proton translocation and oxidative phosphorylation inParacoccus denitrificans

    • H. W. van Verseveld

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 178 - 180

14. Coordination of DNA replication and cell division inEscherichia coli

    • L. J. H. Koppes
    • N. Nanninga

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 180 - 181

15. Changes in shape and density ofEscherichia coli during steady-state growth

    • F. J. Trueba
    • C. L. Woldringh

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 181 - 184

16. Regulation ofdl-lactate metabolism in the rumen

    • G. H. M. Counotte

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 184 - 184

17. Transformation of steroids by immobilized bacteria

    • M. Wiersma
    • C. C. H. Lucas
    • W. Olijve

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Meeting at Rotterdam on 19 November 1980 Section for Technical Microbiology Pages: 185 - 185

18. Optimization measurement of oxygen uptake rate of BCG with the Gilson Oxygraph

    • N. van den Heuvel
    • R. H. Tiesjema
    • P. A. van Hemert

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 185 - 186

19. Use of immunoassays to detect enterotoxin B ofStaphylococcus aureus in foods

    • F. van der Ouderaa
    • H. Haas

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 186 - 187

20. Mixed substrates and mixed culture

    • J. G. Kuenen

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 187 - 189

21. The status of mathematical models in microbiology

    • J. A. Roels

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 189 - 190

22. A mathematical model for the growth ofSaccharomyces cerevisiae CBS 426 on a mixture of glucose and ethanol

    • H. E. De Kok
    • J. A. Roels

    Netherlands Society for Microbiology Sections for Food and Pharmaceutical Microbiology Joint Meeting at Rotterdam on 13 November 1980 Pages: 191 - 191