Greenland / Norway / France / United States / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / China / Scotland / Denmark / / /
Event
Product Recall / Product Issues / /
Facility
University of Glasgow / Port Philip Bay / University of Cambridge / Port Phillip Bay / Port Philip Bay Between June / University of Melbourne / Virginia Institute of Marine Science / /
bitter crab disease / fast progressing infections / low-level infections / Dinoflagellate infection / heavy infections / low infection / latent infections / patent Hematodinium infections / low-intensity infections / severe disease / infections / only very low infection / high intensity infections / very low-intensity infections / asymptomatic Hematodinium infections / Cancer / disease / low intensity infections / perezi infections / Patent infections / low intensity Hematodinium infection / infection / /
MedicalTreatment
rehydration / /
NaturalFeature
Cheasapeake Bay / Atlantic Coastal Bays / Maryland / Virginia / Port Phillip Bay / Port Philip Bay / Chesapeake Bay / /
Organization
School of Botany / Pikul Jiravanichpaisal / National Science and Technology Development Agency / Australian Research Council / Department of Biochemistry / Department of Primary Industries / University of Cambridge / PLOS ONE Editorial Board / Virginia Institute of Marine Science / Thailand Received / University of Melbourne / Melbourne / University of Glasgow / Glasgow / /
Person
Douglas M Neil / Alexa Fluor / Rod Watson / Frank Morado / Ross F Waller / Hematodinium sp / Hamish J Small / /
Position
trained investigator / candidate for development / original author / Editor / Co-author / swimmer / Author / blue swimmer / /
Product
Haemolymph / glycine / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Maryland / Newfoundland / Victoria / /
PublishedMedium
PLoS ONE / the PLOS ONE / /
Region
Southern Australia / eastern China / west coast of Scotland / /
Technology
antibodies / hybridization / cloning / laser / DNA sequencing / condensation / DNA amplification / /
New Host Range for Hematodinium in Southern Australia and Novel Tools for Sensitive Detection of Parasitic Dinoflagellates Sebastian G. Gornik1*, Andrea Cranenburgh1, Ross F. Waller1,2* 1 School of Botany, University of