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Quantitative and qualitative comparisons of Cryptosporidium faecal purification procedures for the isolation of oocysts suitable for proteomic analysis by Truong, Q., Ferrari, B.C.

“…With the recent publication of the Cryptosporidium genome, investigation of the proteins expressed by Cryptosporidium parvum will provide complementary…”
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Recovery of GFP-Labeled Bacteria for Culturing and Molecular Analysis after Cell Sorting Using a Benchtop Flow Cytometer by Ferrari, B.C, Oregaard, G, Sørensen, S.J

“…Exciting opportunities exist for the application of simple fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) to microbiology. The technology is widely available, but…”
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Interannual comparison of core taxa and community composition of the blow microbiota from East Australian humpback whales by Vendl, C, Ferrari, B C, Thomas, T, Slavich, E, Zhang, E, Nelson, T, Rogers, T

“…Cetacean represent vulnerable species impacted by multiple stressors, including reduction in prey species, habitat destruction, whaling and infectious disease…”
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Cultivation of Fastidious Bacteria by Viability Staining and Micromanipulation in a Soil Substrate Membrane System by Ferrari, B.C, Gillings, M.R

“…Soil substrate membrane systems allow for microcultivation of fastidious soil bacteria as mixed microbial communities. We isolated established microcolonies…”
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Glycoprotein 60 diversity in C. hominis and C. parvum causing human cryptosporidiosis in NSW, Australia by Waldron, L.S., Ferrari, B.C., Power, M.L.

“…Management and control of cryptosporidiosis in human requires knowledge of Cryptosporidium species contributing to human disease. Markers that are able to…”
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Development of a Two-Color Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization Technique for Species-Level Identification of Human-Infectious Cryptosporidium spp by Alagappan, A, Bergquist, P.L, Ferrari, B.C

“…A two-color fluorescence in situ hybridization assay that allows for the simultaneous identification of Cryptosporidium parvum and C. hominis was developed…”
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Terminal Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism for Identification of Cryptosporidium Species in Human Feces by Waldron, L.S, Ferrari, B.C, Gillings, M.R, Power, M.L

“…Effective management of human cryptosporidiosis requires efficient methods for detection and identification of the species of Cryptosporidium isolates…”
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Development of fluorescent in situ hybridisation for Cryptosporidium detection reveals zoonotic and anthroponotic transmission of sporadic cryptosporidiosis in Sydney by Alagappan, A., Tujula, N.A., Power, M., Ferguson, C.M., Bergquist, P.L., Ferrari, B.C.

“…Cryptosporidium, is the most common non-viral cause of diarrhea worldwide. Of the 5 described species that contribute to the majority of human infections, C…”
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Applying fluorescence based technology to the recovery and isolation of Cryptosporidium and Giardia from industrial wastewater streams by Ferrari, B.C., Stoner, K., Bergquist, P.L.

“…As increasing water shortages continue, water re-use is posing new challenges with treated wastewater becoming a significant source of non-potable water. Rapid…”
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Comparison of Cryptosporidium-specific and Giardia-specific monoclonal antibodies for monitoring water samples by Ferrari, B.C, Vesey, G, Weir, C, Williams, K.L, Veal, D.A

“…Routine detection of Cryptosporidium oocysts and Giardia cysts depend on immunofluorescence assays (IFA) employing fluorescently labeled monoclonal antibodies…”
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Application of the novel fluorescent dye Beljian red to the differentiation of Giardia cysts by Ferrari, B.C, Attfield, P.V, Veal, D.A, Bell, P.J

“…Beljian red (BR) is a novel long Stokes shift fluorescent dye that fluoresces orange when illuminated with UV or blue light. Due to its long Stokes shift, and…”
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