Margaret Loutit

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Margaret Loutit is affiliated with the following schools: University of Adelaide, University of New Zealand

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Margaret Loutit

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#19108

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Microbiology

#1007

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#1120

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Margaret Loutit's Degrees

PhD Microbiology University of New Zealand
Bachelors Microbiology University of New Zealand

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According to Wikipedia, Margaret Wyn Loutit was a New Zealand microbiologist. She was a full professor at the University of Otago from 1981, and was the inaugural director of the university's Research Office from 1988 to 1995

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Margaret Loutit's Published Works

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Published Works

Passage of metals in effluents, through bacteria to higher organisms (1976) (112)
Passage of metals to freshwater fish from their food (1978) (97)
Reduction of chromium(VI) by bacterially produced hydrogen sulphide in a marine environment (1981) (95)
Non-symbiotic Nitrogen-fixing Organisms from Some New Zealand Tussock-grassland Soils (1971) (81)
Growth inhibition of the salmon pathogen Vibrio ordalii by a siderophore produced by Vibrio anguillarum strain VL4355 (1994) (47)
The DNA base composition and fatty acid constitution of some gram-positive pleomorphic soil bacteria (1972) (39)
The uptake of heavy metals by epiphytic bacteria on Alisma plantago-aquatica (1977) (32)
Accumulation of Cr(III) by bacteria isolated from polluted sediment (1986) (25)
Nitrogen-fixation by Mixed Cultures of Aerobic and Anaerobic Micro-organisms in an Aerobic Environment (1973) (24)
Enterovirus removal from sewage: The effectiveness of four different treatment plants (1986) (23)
A method for detecting human enteroviruses in aquatic sediments. (1985) (23)
The effect of effluent high in chromium on marine sediment aerobic heterotrophic bacteria (1984) (22)
The involvement of epiphytic bacteria in zinc concentration by the red alga Gracilaria sordida (1991) (21)
Detection of faecal pollution in water by an Escherichia coli uidA gene probe (1991) (20)
Studies on non-symbiotic nitrogen fixation in New Zealand tussock-grassland soils (1973) (19)
Enteroviruses of human origin and faecal coliforms in river water and sediments down stream from a sewage outfall in the Taieri River, Otago (1986) (17)
Identification of aerobic heterotrophic soil bacteria to generic level by using multipoint inoculation techniques. (1969) (15)
Enteroviruses in mussels and marine sediments and depuration of naturally accumulated viruses by green lipped mussels (Perna canaliculus) (1986) (14)
Bacterial polysaccharide as a vehicle for entry of Cr(iii) to a food chain (1986) (14)
Concentration of molybdenum by extra-cellular material produced by rhizosphere bacteria (1976) (13)
Faecal bacteria from sewage effluent in sediments around an ocean outfall (1985) (11)
Isolation and characterisation of Vibrio anguillarum from selected marine sites in New Zealand (1990) (11)
Effect of extracellular polysaccharides of rhizosphere bacteria on the concentration of molybdenum in plants (1977) (11)
Rhizosphere organisms and molybdenum concentrations in plants (1970) (11)
The effect of cr(iii) on the form and degradability of a polysaccharide produced by a bacterium isolated from a marine sediment (1986) (10)
Development of a DNA probe using differential hybridization to detect the fish pathogenVibrio anguillarum (2004) (10)
The significance of the interactions of chromium and bacteria in aquatic habitats (1988) (9)
A comparison of the roles of direct absorption and phytoplankton ingestion in accumulation of chromium by sea urchin larvae (1990) (7)
The aerobic heterotrophic bacteria of two New Zealand soils (1966) (7)
The effect of soil microorganisms on the concentration of molybdenum in the radish (Raphanus sativus L.), variety “White Icicle” (1968) (7)
Studies on rhizosphere organisms and molybdenum concentration in plants—II. Comparison of isolates from the rhizospheres of plants grown in two soils under the same conditions (1972) (7)
Human enteroviruses in marine sediments near a sewage outfall on the Otago Coast (1985) (7)
Bacteria and chromium in marine sediments (1988) (7)
Survey of human pathogenic bacteria and viruses in cockle beds at Otakou, Otago Harbour, New Zealand (1989) (6)
Occurrence of Azotobacter in some soils of South Island, New Zealand (1969) (6)
The detection of fish pathogenVibrio anguillarum in water and fish using a species-specific DNA probe combined with membrane filtration (2004) (6)
Siderophore production by New Zealand strains of Vibrio anguillarum (1994) (4)
Contribution of periphytic bacteria to the concentration of chromium in the crabHelice crassa (1981) (3)
Aerobic bacteria in saliva of Mongols. (1968) (2)
Studies on rhizosphere organisms and molybdenum concentration in plants—I. Identification of rhizosphere isolates to generic level (1972) (2)
The Fate of Certain Bacteria and Heavy Metals in Seuage Discharged Through an Ocean Outfall (1985) (1)
Differences in molybdenum uptake by micro-organisms from the rhizosphere ofraphanus sativus L. grown in two soils of similar origin (1967) (1)
Standards for faecal coliform bacterial pollution (1972) (0)
United States Patent ( 19 ) Lupton et al . 54 BIOREMEDIATION OF CHROMIUM ( VI ) CONTAMINATED SOLID RESIDUES (2017) (0)
SULFATE REDUCING BACTERIA CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS (2017) (0)
Gene Probes and Polymerase Chain Reaction for Assessing the Microbiological Quality of Waters (1991) (0)
Bacteria, metals and water quality (1980) (0)

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