Enevold Falsen, Clinical Bacteriology, CCUG
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- namn:
- Enevold Falsen
- arbetsplats:
- Clinical Bacteriology, CCUG
- yrkestitel:
- Former Curator CCUG - f.d. chefsmikrobiolog - Dr. h.c.
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- Clinical Bacteriology, CCUG
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CV
Nedan visas publikationer tillfälligt inlagda som text innan de konverteras till publikationsdatabasen. Vetenskapliga publikationer
Approximately 300 reports and published papers are listed at:
http://www.ccug.se/default.cfm?navID=184
http://www.ccug.se/default.cfm?navID=141
http://www.ccug.se/default.cfm?navID=140
or are searchableI am still active per June 2007
Övriga publikationer
Under this heading you will find an introduction to CCUG activities:
CCUG: Culture Collection, University of Göteborg, Sweden
The CCUG is devoted to the identification of bacteria. CCUG accession numbers have reached 55000
The CCUG holds a broad range of bacteria and the most demanded test strains of filamentous fungi and yeasts. We do not hold extremophils or intracellular organisms and we do not distribute hazard group 3 organisms. Cultures are freeze-dried and may be sent abroad promptly under controlled forms. Our identification service has been active for 39 years. We have huge databases and we are pleased to share the information with you through our search engine.
Isolates submitted for identification are characterized by determination of physiology and growth characteristics, traditional biochemical reactions, fatty acid profiles (CFA(FAME)), protein profiles (SDS-PAGE-GelCompar), DNA techniques such as 16S rRNA sequencing, and other techniques. A large number of strains represent species not yet described. In collaboration with foreign reseach groups we formally describe novel species. We have significantly contributed to the understanding of the diversity of the human microbial flora.
A personalised CV is found at: http://www.ccug.se/Enevold/EneCV.pdf
Born in Stavanger, Norway, 3rd of June 1935 - still Norwegian citizen
Father: Conrad Möller Falsen, Cand.Jur. & prison director, originating from Oslo, Norway (*1892 † 1946)
Mother: Martha Dahm Börs Falsen, originating from Bergen, Norway (*1896 † 1985)
Spouse: Geneviève A. Z. Vallée Falsen, Picardie, France (married Rouen, France 5th Oct. 1957)
Children: Isabelle (*1959, 3 children), Astrid (*1960, 3 children), Béatrice (*1966, 5 children)
1935 - 1944 lived at Opstad, Jæren, South-West Norway
1944 - 1951 lived in Oslo, went to school in Gamlebyen skole (1945 - 48) and Vestheim realskole (1948 - 51)
1951 - 1955 applied for scolarship to attend Lycée Corneille, Rouen, France
1953 bacchalauréat, série moderne, Caen, France
1955bacchaleuréat série mathématiques, Paris, France
1955 - 1956 military service (sergeant) in Hærens Samband, Lillehammer, Norway
1957 - 1961 Norges Tekniske Högskole, Trondheim, Norway, siv.ing. biochemistry/microbiology
1962 - 1965 Reseach engineer, Inst. of Bacteriology, Univ. of Göteborg (Prof. Ö. Ouchterlony)
1965 - 2004 Chief microbiologist, Laboratory for Clinical Bacteriology, Sahlgrenska UniversitetsSjukhuset, Göteborg, Sweden (Heads: Prof. G. Vahlne, B. Kaijser, Prof. L. Edebo, Doc. P. Larsson)
2002Dr. honoris causa at the Medical Faculty of Sahlgrenska Akademin at the University of Göteborg
1968 - 2004Founder of CCUG and CCUG Curator, Dept. of Clinical Bacteriology, University of Göteborg (Heads: Prof. G. Vahlne, Prof. L. Edebo, Prof. T. Bergström)
2004 - still active per June 2007
Main professional activities:
1962 - 1965Starting up a biochemical research laboratory for separation and analysis of, microbial proteins and polysaccharides (antigens) and human and animal immunoglobulins (antibodies).
1965 - 1968Organising the PHLS medium department, Sahlgrenska Sjukhuset, Göteborg
1972 - 1975Start of , and responsible for a PKU diagnostic laboratory for Western Sweden
1968 Start of CCUG
1962 - 1995Teaching at Göteborgs Tekniska Institut, Laborantskolan (BMA), etc.
1990 - 2004 Referee for IJSB, IJSEM, APMIS, …. Invited to contribute to Bergey's Manual.
1968 - 2004Developing an international culture collection and a reference centre for identification. Systematic studies of allmost all readily cultivable medical bacteria. Formal descriptions of a large number of novel species. See list of published papers.
Original activities:
1. Systematic use of bacterial antigens for identification and taxonomy. Presented in Lille, 1983 and at WFCC 1988.
2.First Collection to produce a catalogue on diskette (1984). First Collection with an online catalogue (MSDN, USA)
3.First Collection, worldwide, to display on Internet, test data and sequences of own strains.
4.Macro-activated export of data from databases to own softwares for numerical analysis.
Published papers:
Some 300 published reports and scientific papers listed at: http://www.ccug.se/publish3.html, /publish2.html, and /publish1.html.
Organiser / Coorganiser of Conferences:
4th International Workshop on Campylobacter infections, Göteborg 1986 - Proceedings by B. Kaijser & E. Falsen
Scandinavian Meeting of Bacteriology, Svenska Mässan, Göteborg, 1989
ECCO XI - MINE meeting, Göteborg, Sweden, 1992 (Première for the DIMDI online MINE databases)
Major external projects:
Hoffman - LaRoche, ZürichData collection for a new automatic device for identification
Api - bioMérieux, LyonEstablishing data bases for commercial strips: Coryne, rapidID32strep, FGNA-D
Biolog, San Francisco Data collecting and evaluation of commercial products for identification
MINE, BrusselsMicrobial Network Europe, a project sponsored by the European Comission
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