FEMS Microbiology Letters | Oxford Academic

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Web Name: FEMS Microbiology Letters | Oxford Academic

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Adopt a Bacterium is an online tool that can be used to promote teacher assistants a professional development opportunity, using Facebook groups to connect them with the students. This study identified, in harmless bacteria normally residing in the human vagina, bioactive molecules with surfactant activity that inhibited the first step by which pathogenic Candida may cause vaginal infections. This review focuses on a probable series of events detrimental to oral health-associated subgingival microbiota in the presence of iron, sulfide and oxygen, and suggests strategies to overcome them. Thematic Issues Biology and risk factors of human pathogens from the environment In this issue, we explore the underlying biology, transmission cycles and risk factors for a breadth of microbes, presented as a series of original research and mini-reviews.Browse issue| More Thematic Issues Microbial Symbioses This thematic series forms a comprehensive community resource on microbial symbioses, includingoriginal descriptions of symbiotic systems as well as advances in the understanding of known host-symbiont interactions and symbiont biology.Browse series |More Thematic Issues Ecology and Physiology of Halophilic Microorganisms This Thematic Issue contains eight papers based on oral presentations or posters presented at the 12th International Conference on Halophilic Microorganisms – Halophiles 2019, in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.Browse issue|More Thematic Issues Virtual Special Issues Six Key Topics We are very pleased to offer a selection of articles from six key areas of microbiology. These articles have been carefully selected to showcase the breadth of topics covered by FEMS journals.Learn more Education, Wherever We Are This Virtual Issue presents a number of articles in theFEMS Microbiology LettersProfessional Development Section that cover good practice in terms of online tools to support blended learning, and how to adapt to remote teaching.Find out more HelicobacterVirtual Special Issue Helicobacter pyloricolonises 50% of the human population, and is the leading cause of peptic ulcer disease. Read a collection of papers from the FEMS journals giving insight into the pathogenicity, genetics and biochemistry of these microbes.Browse the issue FEMS Congress 2019 - FEMS Microbiology Letters Poster Prize The FEMS Congress was held in Glasgow from 7-11 July 2019. Read an interview with Roseanne Holanda, the winner of the FEMS Microbiology Letters Poster Prize.Read now Campylobacter, Helicobacter and Related Microorganisms Conference 2019 Read an interview with the winner of the FEMS Microbiology Letters Poster Prize,Kavinda Tissera.Read now Spotlight on ... Wilhelmina M. Huston Dr Willa Huston is an Associate Professor and research group leader at the School of Life Sciences, University of Technology, Sydney. Her research is on molecular microbiology of the intracellular pathogen chlamydia.Find out more about her life and work.Read an interview with Wilhelmina Huston Call for Papers Biological Nitrogen Fixation: genes, organisms, ecosystems Microbial Food and Feed IngredientsFind out more Promoting Your Article Read 17 tips for promoting your article and raising the profile of your research.Find out more MiniReview Award 2019 Congratulations to the winners of the 2019MiniReview Award, Sylvia Soldatou, Grimur Hjorleifsson Eldjarn, Alejandro Huerta-Uribe, Simon Rogers, and Katherine Duncan! Submit a MiniReview for publication in 2020 to be in with a chance of winning theFEMS Microbiology Letters€1,000 MiniReview Award.Read the winning paperFind out more about the prize Articles with Impact Explore a selection of highly cited, most downloaded, and top Altmetric articles from across the FEMS portfolio which are currently making an impact in the field.Read now Visit the FEMS Portal Explore the FEMS journals portal, the online gateway to assist the microbiology community in their education and development.Visit the FEMS Portal Interested in submitting? It's free to publish non-Open Access articles with FEMS Microbiology Letters. Find out more and submit your research today!Submit to FEMS Microbiology Letters FEMS Partner with Peerwith Peerwith allows you to find language specializing in microbiology and with FEMS Journals publishing experience. Get in touch with one of our hundreds of language experts by placing a request on the FEMS page.Place a request Facebook Stay up to date with the latest news and content from FEMS by visiting our Facebook page.Visit our Facebook page Email alerts Register to receive table of contents email alerts as soon as new issues of FEMS Microbiology Letters are published online.Sign up Recommend to your library Fill out our simple online form to recommend FEMS Microbiology Letters to your library.Recommend now Contact FEMS FEMS Editorial Office,Delftechpark 37A, 2628 XJ Delft,The NetherlandsTel: +31 15 302 0050fems@fems-microbiology.org Related Titles FEMS Microbiology Reviews FEMS Microbiology Ecology FEMS Yeast Research Pathogens and Disease FEMS Microbes microLife Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. 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An official journal of the Federation of European Microbiological Societies. Publishes concise papers that merit rapid publication and cover all aspects of micr

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