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Record Id:
040-000491408
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
032-000375067
MDARK:
ark:/81055/vdc_100000000228.0x0001a2
LARK:
SLARK:
Format:
ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
Add MS 86692A
Title:
Staphylococcus
Scope & Content:

Some items are undated.

Folder marked 'STAPH – Carriage vs. pathogen'.

  • Letter to Maynard Smith from Ed[ward J.] Feil; 3 Feb 2000.
  • Letter to Maynard Smith from Ed Feil; 17 Feb 2000.
  • Letter from Maynard Smith to Ed Feil; 21 Feb 2000? Attached are some notes.
  • Letter to Maynard Smith from Ed Feil; 22 Feb 2000.
  • Letter to N.E. Day from Rory Howlett (Deputy Biological Sciences Editor, Nature) relating to publishing a paper, 26 Jun 2000. Attached are referees' comments.
  • Letter to Maynard Smith from Ed Feil relating to the referees’ report of the Staphylococcus paper by Day et al.; 27 Jun 2000.
  • Various drafts of paper refered to in the correspondence between Ed Feil and Maynard Smith: Drafts of P.J. Nicholas Day et al. 'Ecologically successful isolates are the most virulent in natural populations of Staphylococcus aureus'. 2 copies. Draft of P.J. Nicholas Day et al. 'Ecologically successful strains are the most virulent in natural populations of Staphylococcus aureus'.
  • Letter to Maynard Smith from Ed Feil; 6 Feb 2001.
  • Email from Nick Day (University of Oxford) to Ed Feil, 6 Feb 2001 relating to Science's referee’s report for 'A relationship between virulence and ecological abundance in natural populations of Staphylococcus aureus' by Nicholas P. J. Day et al. (MS ref. #1056495. Manuscript enclosed).
  • Letter to Maynard Smith from Ed Feil; 16 March 2001.
  • Handwritten notes relating to population structure of staphylococcus; 9 Dec 1999.
  • Handwritten notes and computer printouts comparing 'rel data and simulation run 7'; 18 Jan 2000.
  • Handwritten notes relating to staphylococcus; Jul 2000.
  • Handwritten notes, drawings and data.

Folder marked 'Staph MS Oct 2000 & theory'.

  • Letter from Ed Feil to Maynard Smith; 23 Nov 2000? Referring to the referee’s comments (see letter from Caroline Ash to Dr Day).
  • Letter to Dr Day from Caroline Ash (Associate Editor, Nature), including comments from reviewers; 15 Nov 2000.
  • Fax to Dr Day from Carline Ash (Associate Editor, Nature), including comments from reviewers; 15 Nov 2000. Photocopy.
  • Letter from Ed Feil to Maynard Smith; 21 Dec 2000.
  • Various drafts of paper refered to in the correspondence between Ed Feil and Maynard Smith: P.J. Nicholas Day et al. 'Virulence and ecological success co-segregate in natural populations of Staphylococcus aureus'. P.J. Nicholas Day et al. 'A relationship between virulence and ecological abundance in natural populations of Staphylococcus aureus'.
  • Handwritten comments on staphylococcus; 20 Nov 2000.
  • Handwritten notes relating to 'The Gupta et al. model'; Dec 2000.
  • Handwritten notes relating to history of 'clonal complex'.
  • Handwritten notes and figures relating to 'numerical fit possible?'
  • Edward J. Feil et al. 'Recombination within natural populations of pathogenic bacteria: short-term empirical estimates and long term phylogenetic consequences'.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Project / Collection:
Additional Manuscripts
Hierarchy Record Ids:
032-000375067
036-000375071
040-000491408
Is part of:
Add MS 86569-86840 : John Maynard Smith Archive
Add MS 86597-86830 : Subject files

 

Add MS 86692A : Staphylococcus
Hierarchy:
032-000375067[0003]/036-000375071[0097]/040-000491408
Container:
View / search within Archive / Collection: Add MS 86569-86840
Record Type (Level):
File
Extent:
2 sub-folders
Digitised Content:
Languages:
English
Scripts:
Latin
Start Date:
2000
End Date:
2001
Date Range:
2000-2001
Era:
CE
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