What is the best journals platform to publish my research work on Melioidosis?

Burkholderia pseudomallei as we know is a non-fermentor of lactose. However, it appears as pink-colored colonies in MacConkey agar media following 48hours of incubation. I have cultured strains myself and found them as pink wrinkled colonies on MacConkey agar following 48-72 hours incubation. What is the reason for this pink colored appearance?

We are making a review on it and according to a review of Cheng in 2005 (CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY REVIEWS, Apr. 2005, 18(2):383–416), melioidosis is only endemic in some areas of South East Asia and Australia. However "sporadic" have been reported in Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador. Are there cases in other countries in the region?

I am facing the problem in culturing H.hepaticus on 5% Trypt Soy Agar plates. I successfully cultured it in the past. Using the same strategy, now I am not able to trouble shoot the problem even after modifying various things. There are the various things to check on like gas mixture, anaerobic chamber, temperature (which usually fluctuates from 37 to 40 degrees) and incubation time. Please suggest.

Do standard hospital blood cultures, kept for only 6 days, rule out bartonelllosis, or more precisely, bartonella bacteremia?

In recent years, the most of researchers and interesting ones in the field of microbial biofilm documented that nano particles like silver, metal ions play a significant role in biofilm approach.

Here i would like to concentrate a light on the modern technique in biofilm and the role of nanotechnology in combating medical resistant microbial infection.

I would like to send Avi.p isolates for serotyping by the kume and Page scheme.

Is this service available and if so, which lab perform it?

The first description of a carbapenem-hydrolyzing class D β-lactamase (CHDL), ARI-1 (renamed OXA-23), from a clinical isolate of A. baumannii in Scotland in 1995. But I want to know the present rate of isolation from the environmental samples.