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Volume 65, Number 12, 1 December 2002

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Scientific Editors' Report Volume 65 (2002)
pp. 1847-1848(2)
Authors: Davidson P.M.; Frank J.; Sofos J.N.

Determination of the Occurrence of Arcobacter butzleri in Beef and Dairy Cattle from Texas by Various Isolation Methods
pp. 1849-1853(5)
Authors: Golla S.C.; Murano E.A.; Johnson L.G.; Tipton N.C.; Cureington E.A.; Savell J.W.

Fate of Escherichia coli O157:H7 during Silage Fermentation
pp. 1854-1860(7)
Authors: Byrne C.M.; O'Kiely P.; Bolton D.J.; Sheridan J.J.; McDowell D.A.; Blair I.S.

Distribution of Salmonella in Swine Production Ecosystems
pp. 1861-1868(8)
Authors: Barber D.A.; Bahnson P.B.; Isaacson R.; Jones C.J.; Weigel R.M.

Prevalence of Salmonella in Two Botswana Abattoir Environments
pp. 1869-1872(4)
Authors: Motsoela C.; Collison E.K.; Gashe B.A.

Bacterial Contamination of Cucumber Fruit through Adhesion
pp. 1881-1887(7)
Authors: Reina L.D.; Fleming H.P.; Breidt Jr F.

Composition and Physiological Profiling of Sprout-Associated Microbial Communities
pp. 1903-1908(6)
Authors: Matos A.; Garland J.L.; Fett W.F.

Microbial Antagonists of Foodborne Pathogens on Fresh, Minimally Processed Vegetables
pp. 1909-1915(7)
Authors: Schuenzel K.M.; Harrison M.A.

Factors Affecting Patulin Production by Penicillium expansum
pp. 1937-1942(6)
Authors: McCallum J.L.; Tsao R.; Zhou T.

Utilization of Fluorogenic Assay for Rapid Detection of Escherichia coli in Acidic Fruit Juice
pp. 1943-1948(6)
Authors: Pao S.; Davis C.L.; Friedrich L.M.; Parish M.E.

Modified Concentration Method for the Detection of Enteric Viruses on Fruits and Vegetables by Reverse Transcriptase-Polymerase Chain Reaction or Cell Culture
pp. 1962-1969(8)
Authors: Dubois E.; Agier C.; Traoré O.; Hennechart C.; Merle G.; Crucière C.; Laveran H.

Use of Vacuum-Steam-Vacuum and Ionizing Radiation To Eliminate Listeria innocua from Ham
pp. 1981-1983(3)
Authors: Sommers C.; Kozempel M.; Fan X.; Radewonuk E.R.

Platelet Aggregation Inhibitory Activity of Bovine, Ovine, and Caprine kappa-Casein Macropeptides and Their Tryptic Hydrolysates
pp. 1992-1996(5)
Authors: Manso M.A.; Escudero C.; Alijo M.; López-Fandiño R.

Esterolytic and Lipolytic Activities of Lactic Acid Bacteria Isolated from Ewe's Milk and Cheese
pp. 1997-2001(5)
Authors: Katz M.; Medina R.; Gonzalez S.; Oliver G.

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