November 29, 2005

Bacillus cereus is common in the environment but emetic toxin producing isolates are rare

MAM. AltayarGlasgow Caledonian University ASA.D. SutherlandGlasgow Caledonian University

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To determine the incidence of emetic toxin producing Bacillus cereus in soil, animal faeces and selected vegetable produce to compare the results with the previously reported high incidence in rice paddy fields. To examine whether the emetic toxin has antibiotic activity.

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