Reheated rice syndrome, or fried rice syndrome, is a foodborne illness caused by Bacillus cereus. Symptoms include diarrhea, ...

What is fried rice syndrome? Recently, this type of food poisoning with an ironically delicious-sounding name has entered the spotlight after a death 15 years ago due to fried rice syndrome resurfaced ...

What Are the Types of Bacillus cereus? There are two types of B. cereus. They affect different areas of your body: Non-intestinal. This form affects other parts of your body. It can be found in plants ...

In January, a viral video posted on X with over 23.4 million views claimed reheating and eating leftover rice may be dangerous. “The danger really isn’t in the reheating part, it’s in that precarious ...

Rice is susceptible to bacterial growth if not stored and reheated properly. Bacillus cereus, present in uncooked rice, can survive cooking and cause food poisoning if the rice isn't cooled and stored ...

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, Vol. 74, No. 3 (Mar., 1977), pp. 1254-1258 (5 pages) A mutant with an alteration in the major intracellular serine ...

A comparison was made of the heat resistance of Bacillus cereus spores at 95 °C. Spores of serotype 1 strains were more resistant than those of the other types tested. However, there was little ...

Researchers have investigated the prevalence of Bacillus cereus in infant formula sold in China. No legal microbiological criteria for the pathogen in powdered infant formula (PIF) and powdered follow ...

The spores of a microbe closely related to anthrax swell with increasing humidity - a physical change that might allow quick and cheap detection of Bacillus spores like anthrax, according to ...

Berkeley - The spores of a microbe closely related to anthrax swell with increasing humidity - a physical change that might allow quick and cheap detection of Bacillus spores like anthrax, according ...