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Department of Chemistry and Life Science : FacultyBiographies: Labare

Rank

 Dr.

FirstName

 Michael

LastName

 Labare

Position Type

 Professors, Chairholders, and Fellows

Position

 Professor of Microbiology

Service

 US Army

Army Branch

  

Staff Photo

 Labare

Duty Phone

 845-938-3341

Email

 Michael.Labare@usma.edu

Office Location

  

Office Hours

  

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Professor Labare is the Life Science Program Director. He teaches CH101/102, General Chemistry, CH385, Introduction to Cell Biology, CH357, Introduction to Microbiology, CH473, Biochemistry, CH375 Introduction to Biology, and CH489/490, Individual Research. He is a member of the American Society for Microbiology. He has conducted postdoctoral research in biodegradation/bioremediation at Cornell University. His current projects deal with the inactivation of anthrax spores and other pathogens.​

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  • Ph.D. University of Maryland, Marine Estuarine Environmental Science 1989
  • M.A. State University New York, Chemistry 1984
  • B.S. University of New England, Marine Biology, Marine Biology 1982

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  • "Ineffectiveness of two common disinfectants, a quaternary ammonium salt and povidone-iodine for the inactivation of Ascaris suum eggs," Labare, M.P.; H. Soohoo; D. Kim; K. yan Tsoi; J.L. Liotta; D.D. Bowman. American Journal of Infection Control, 2012. In Press.
  • "Effects of short chain fatty acids on the release of dipicolinic acid from Bacillus anthracis endospores," Swartz, A.; D. Riegner; M.A. Butkus; M.P. Labare. Spring ACS Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, 2012.
  • "Inactivation of Ascaris suum by short-chain fatty acids," Butkus, M.A.; K.T. Hughes; D.D. Bowman; J.L. Liotta; M.B. Jenkins; M.P. Labare. Appl. Environ. Microbiol., 2011, 77, 363-366.
  • "Antibiotic resistant bacteria in chicken feces," Labare, M.F.; L. Takacs; H. Butler; E. Yess; C. Butler; M.P. Labare; D. Riegner. Abstract CHED163, 2010, Fall ACS Annual Meeting, Boston, MA.
  • "The effects of elevated carbon dioxide levels on a Vibrio sp. isolated from the deep sea," Labare, M.P.; J.T. Bays; M.A. Butkus; T. Snyder-Leiby; A. Smith; A. Goldstein; J. D. Schwartz; K. C. Wilson; M. R. Ginter; E.A. Bare; R.E. Watts; E. Michealson; N. Miller; R. LaBranche. Environ. Sci. Poll. Res., 2010, 17(4), 1009-1015.
  • "Inhibitory effects of short-chain fatty acids on Bacillus sps," Leforte, K.; A. Raulerson; D.D. Bowman; M.A. Butkus; M.P. Labare. Abstract 091, 2009, ASM Annual Biodefense Meeting. Baltimore. MD.

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Current research is not available at this time.​

 

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Status

 Current

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