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SUNO research at HBCU-UP conference 2009

 

Text Box: Text Box: Hurricanes such as Katrina introduce microbial pathogen to Louisiana's waters including coast and New Orleans. We hypothesized that coastal fish might be infected with fish pathogens such as Mycobacterium marinum, Pfiesteria piscicida, Streptococcus iniae and Aeromonas.   Colony PCR and microbial staining techniques were used to detect these microbes.   investigating fish pathogens at SUNO in in summer 2009 (mentor Dr. I. Tietzel) Text Box: Mycobacterium marinum infection causing granulomas Text Box: Sean Watson, Raquel Johnson, Demetria Henry investigating fish pathogens at SUNO in in summer 2009 (mentor Dr. I. Tietzel) Text Box: Streptococcus iniae infection of inner organs

 

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SUNO students and mentors

(left to right) D. Falodun, B. Adams, M. Kambhampati, S. Workeneh, R. Golding, J. Omojola, I. Tietzel, D. Henry, R. Johnson, K. Hutton, E. Falodun

Mrs. Raquel Johnson presents her research at the National HBCU-UP conference

Oct 31st in Washington, DC (2009)

Ms. Demetria Henry presents her research at the National HBCU-UP conference

Oct 31st in Washington, DC (2009)