Robin Lynn Anderson

US Patent:

6475527, Nov 5, 2002

Filed:

Jul 15, 1999

Appl. No.:

09/354446

Inventors:

Robin C. Anderson - College Station TX
David J. Nisbet - Bryan TX
Larry H. Stanker - College Station TX

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of Agriculture - Washington DC

International Classification:

A01N 5900

US Classification:

424662, 424438, 424439, 424441, 424442, 424661, 424665, 424718, 426332, 426335, 426532, 426807, 514 81, 514129, 514557, 514574

Abstract:

The invention provides a method and compositions for controlling food borne enteric bacterial pathogens in animals. Populations of enteropathogenic bacteria may be substantially reduced or eliminated by treatment of animals with an effective amount of the compound X (ClO ) , wherein X is a cationic moiety and m and n are independently selected from integers necessary to provide a net valency of 0. The compounds may be administered orally, providing a reduction in the populations of the enteropathogenic bacteria in the alimentary tract of the animal, or they may be applied externally onto the animal to reduce the populations of any such bacteria which may be present as contaminants on the surface of the animal. The method and compositions are particularly useful for the control of Salmonella species, enteropathogenic , and Clostridia species.

US Patent:

6670374, Dec 30, 2003

Filed:

Jun 11, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/166974

Inventors:

Robin C. Anderson - College Station TX
David J. Nisbet - Bryan TX
Robert E. Droleskey - College Station TX

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of Agriculture - Washington DC

International Classification:

A61K 3144

US Classification:

514299

Abstract:

The invention provides a method for treating infections in animals which are caused by toxin-producing enteric bacterial pathogens, including Shigella species, enterohemorrhagic , and enterotoxigenic. Receptors expressed by animal cells which typically recognize these bacterial toxins may be modified by administration of swainsonine compounds to the animal, thereby effectively inhibiting toxin binding to the cells.

US Patent:

6761911, Jul 13, 2004

Filed:

Oct 3, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/264101

Inventors:

Robin C. Anderson - College Station TX
David J. Nisbet - Bryan TX
Larry H. Stanker - Livermore CA

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of Agriculture - Washington DC

International Classification:

A01N 5900

US Classification:

424662, 424438, 424439, 424441, 424442, 424617, 424661, 424665, 514867, 426807

Abstract:

The invention provides a method and compositions for controlling food borne enteric bacterial pathogens in animals. Populations of enteropathogenic bacteria may be substantially reduced or eliminated by treatment of animals with an effective amount of the compound X (ClO ) , wherein X is a cationic moiety and m and n are independently selected from integers necessary to provide a net valency of 0. The compounds may be administered orally, providing a reduction in the populations of the enteropathogenic bacteria in the alimentary tract of the animal, or they may be applied externally onto the animal to reduce the populations of any such bacteria which may be present as contaminants on the surface of the animal. The method and compositions are particularly useful for the control of Salmonella species, enteropathogenic , and Clostridia species.

US Patent:

7176244, Feb 13, 2007

Filed:

Dec 16, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/319986

Inventors:

Robin C. Anderson - College Station TX, US
David J. Nisbet - Bryan TX, US
Yong Soo Jung - Jonesboro GA, US

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of Agriculture - Washington DC

International Classification:

A01N 33/18

US Classification:

514727, 514740

Abstract:

The invention provides a method and compositions for controlling food borne enteric bacterial pathogens in animals. Populations of enteropathogenic bacteria may be substantially reduced or eliminated by treatment of animals with an effective amount of 2-nitropropanol, 2-nitroethane or 2-nitroethanol. The compounds may be administered orally, providing a reduction in the populations of the enteropathogenic bacteria in the alimentary tract of the animal, or they may be applied externally onto the animal to reduce the populations of any such bacteria which may be present as contaminants on the surface of the animal. The method and compositions are particularly useful for the control of species, enteropathogenic species, and.