Sheril Dale Burton

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1. Details For Marriage ID#543533, Western States Marriage Records Index, December 1, 2023.
2. BYU professor charged, Provo Daily Herald, April 2, 1991.
3. Former BYU sentenced in abuse case, The Idaho Statesman, August 13, 1991.
4. OREM MAN ARRAIGNED ON SEX-ABUSE CHARGES, Deseret News, April 5, 1991.
5. EX-Y. PROFESSOR SENTENCED ON SEX COUNTS, Deseret News, August 12, 1991.
6. LYNDA[REDACTED] vs. SHERIL DALE BURTON CASE NUMBER 914400891 Protective Orders **** PRIVATE ****, Xchange Utah Court, May 17, 1991.
7. OREM CITY vs. SHERIL BURTON CASE NUMBER 911200533 State Felony, Xchange Utah Court, March 28, 1991.
8. STATE OF UTAH vs. SHERIL BURTON CASE NUMBER 911400218 State Felony, Xchange Utah Court, May 2, 1991.
9. Ex-BYU professor sentenced on abuse charges, The Daily Herald, August 10, 1991.
10. Sheril Burton PhDSenior Microbiologist at Richards Laboratories, Pleasant Grove, Utah, Research Gate, May 19, 2026.

• 1. Details For Marriage ID#543533

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  [Shows that the accused was married in Logan, Utah on 1959-06-26.]

• 2. BYU professor charged

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  The BYU microbiology professor has been charged with four counts of sex– related offenses.

  Sheril Burton, 55, 1915 N. 800 W., Orem, Orem, was in Orem's fourth Circuit Court Friday for a felony first appearance on the charges. He was ordered to host a $2500 dollar bond within one week and have no contact with the victims.

  Burton is charged with two counts of second – degree sexual abuse stemming from incidents that allegedly occurred in October and December 1990. He is also charged with two counts of third-degree incest that allegedly occurred between June and August 1988.

• 3. Former BYU sentenced in abuse case

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  Provo, Utah –a formal professor at Brigham Young university has been sentenced to prison terms about the 15 years for child sexual abuse, court authorities reported Monday.

  Fourth district judge: Christensen sentenced Sheril Burton to one to 15 years in prison each of two counts of sexual abuse of a child, and up to five years on each of two other sexual abuse– related felonies.

  He also ordered Burton, 56, Orem, to pay $7500 in fines and fees. Burton pleaded guilty to the charges June 14.

  The sentencing last week came after several of Burton's victims testified they are afraid Burton might continue the sexual abuse of children and they did not want him to be released.

  Burton's attorney, Gary Weight, told Christensen that he was hearing only one side and that many people have shown support for his client.

  Ask Christensen to follow the recommendation of the adult probation and parole agency for one year in the county jail with a period of therapy after release.

  But Christensen refused to follow that recommendation, saying the aggravating circumstances of Burton's crimes far outweighed some mitigating circumstances brought out in court.

  Burton have been teaching microbiology at BYU since 1967.

  A spokesman for the Mormon church– own school, Paul Richards, said Burton had resigned and has not taught at the University since winter semester.

• 4. OREM MAN ARRAIGNED ON SEX-ABUSE CHARGES

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  An Orem man was arraigned last week in Orem Circuit Court on two counts of forcible sexual abuse of a child and two counts of incest, both second-degree felonies.

  Sheril Dale Burton was released on $2,500 bail. He will return to court in 30 days for a preliminary or waiver hearing, according to Orem Police Lt. Jim Simmons. Burton, a Brigham Young University microbiology professor who joined the BYU faculty in 1967, is currently not teaching.

  "We hope when fall comes, this matter will have been resolved by the courts," said Paul Richards, BYU spokesman.

• 5. EX-Y. PROFESSOR SENTENCED ON SEX COUNTS

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  A former Brigham Young University professor was sentenced to prison Friday for sexual abuse after several of his victims testified he had been abusing them for years.

  Judge Cullen Y. Christensen sentenced Sheril Dale Burton, 56, Orem, to one to 15 years in prison on each of two counts of sexual abuse of a child, second-degree felonies, and up to five years in prison on each of two other abuse-related third-degree felonies. He also ordered Burton to pay $7,500 in fines and fees. Burton pleaded guilty to the charges June 14.Christensen's sentence in 4th District Court came after several of Burton's victims testified they are afraid Burton may continue the abuse and they don't want him free.

  Burton's attorney, Gary Weight, told Christensen that he was only hearing one side and that many people support Burton. He asked Christensen to follow Adult Probation and Parole's recommendation for one year in the county jail with therapy release. He said the recommendation was made by professionals and is unbiased.

  Christensen refused to follow the recommendation made by Adult Probation and Parole, saying the aggravating circumstances far outweigh the mitigating circumstances.
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  Burton has been teaching microbiology at BYU since 1967. Paul Richards, BYU's director of public relations, said last week Burton has not taught at the university since winter semester and has resigned

• 6. LYNDA[REDACTED] vs. SHERIL DALE BURTON CASE NUMBER 914400891 Protective Orders **** PRIVATE ****

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  FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT - PROVO DISTRICT COURT
  UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH
  [REDACTED] vs. SHERIL DALE BURTON
  CASE NUMBER 914400891 Protective Orders **** PRIVATE ****

  CURRENT ASSIGNED JUDGE
  ANTHONY HOWELL
  CURRENT ASSIGNED COMMISSIONER
  MARLA SNOW
  PARTIES

  Plaintiff - [REDACTED]

  Defendant - SHERIL DALE BURTON

  05-17-1991 CIVIL FILING FEE Payment Received: 25.00
  Note: *COMPLAINT FOR [REDACTED] ABUSE $25
  05-17-1991 Note: *AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
  05-21-1991 Judgment # 1 Modified 0.00 Disposition: {Closed}
  0.00 See file/case histry
  0.00 Judgment Grand Total
  05-21-1991 Note: Case judgment is Other
  05-21-1991 Note: Case disposition is Closed
  05-21-1991 Note: *PROTECTIVE ORDER FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT - PROVO DISTRICT COURT
  UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH
  [REDACTED] vs. SHERIL DALE BURTON
  CASE NUMBER 914400891 Protective Orders **** PRIVATE ****

  CURRENT ASSIGNED JUDGE
  ANTHONY HOWELL
  CURRENT ASSIGNED COMMISSIONER
  MARLA SNOW
  PARTIES

  Plaintiff - [REDACTED]

  Defendant - SHERIL DALE BURTON

  05-17-1991 CIVIL FILING FEE Payment Received: 25.00
  Note: *COMPLAINT FOR [REDACTED] ABUSE $25
  05-17-1991 Note: *AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
  05-21-1991 Judgment # 1 Modified 0.00 Disposition: {Closed}
  0.00 See file/case histry
  0.00 Judgment Grand Total
  05-21-1991 Note: Case judgment is Other
  05-21-1991 Note: Case disposition is Closed
  05-21-1991 Note: *PROTECTIVE ORDER

• 7. OREM CITY vs. SHERIL BURTON CASE NUMBER 911200533 State Felony

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  FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT - SPANISH FORK DISTRICT COURT
  UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH
  OREM CITY vs. SHERIL BURTON
  CASE NUMBER 911200533 State Felony

  CHARGES

  Charge 1 - 76-5-404 - FORCIBLE SEXUAL ABUSE - 2nd Degree Felony
  Offense Date: December 01, 1990
  Disposition: April 18, 1991 Bound Over District

  Charge 2 - 76-5-404 - FORCIBLE SEXUAL ABUSE - 2nd Degree Felony
  Offense Date: December 01, 1990
  Disposition: April 18, 1991 Bound Over District

  Charge 3 - 76-7-102 -cINCEST - 3rd Degree Felony
  Offense Date: December 01, 1990
  Disposition: April 18, 1991 Bound Over District

  Charge 4 - 76-7-102 - INCEST - 3rd Degree Felony
  Offense Date: December 01, 1990

  03-29-1991 Note: BAIL ON THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: DEFENDANT HAD ONE WEEK TO
  03-29-1991 Note: POST THE BAIL, DEFENDANT IS TO HAVE NO CONTACT WITH THE VICTIMS,
  03-29-1991 Note: NOT TO LIVE OR GO TO THE HOME, THERE IS TO BE NO COMMUNICATION
  03-29-1991 Note: BY MAIL OR PHONE, NOT TO LEAVE THE STATE WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM
  03-29-1991 Note: THE COURT. DEFENDANT MAY CONTACT [REDACTED] FOR COMMUNICATION
  03-29-1991 Note: PROBLEMS WITH THE FAMILY. PRELIM IS TO SET WITHIN 30 DAYS
  04-03-1991 Bail Account created Total Due: 2,500.00
  04-03-1991 Bail Posted 2,500.00
  04-03-1991 scheduled on April 18, 1991 at 03:00 PM in COURTROOM 1 withJudge ROBERT J. SUMSION
  04-04-1991 Note: GARY WEIGHT FILED NOTICE OF APPEARANCE OF COUNSEL ANDREQUEST
  04-04-1991 Note: FOR DISCOVERY
  04-18-1991 Judge JOHN C. BACKLUND assigned.
  04-18-1991 Note: JCB, JLP 91141. PLEA AGREEMENT, WAIVED PRELIM. BIND OVER.
  04-18-1991 Note: Entered case disposition of: TRANSFERRED
  07-23-1991 Bail Refunded 2,500.00
  Note: Refund of bail
  07-23-1991 Trust Account created Total Due: 2,500.00
  08-23-2010 Note: Original case number 911000533 changed to 911200533.
  09-01-2010 Judge ROBERT J. SUMSION assigned.
  Disposition: April 18, 1991 Bound Over District

• 8. STATE OF UTAH vs. SHERIL BURTON CASE NUMBER 911400218 State Felony

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  FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT - PROVO DISTRICT COURT
  UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH
  STATE OF UTAH vs. SHERIL BURTON
  CASE NUMBER 911400218 State Felony

  CHARGES

  Charge 1 - 76-5-404.1 - SEX ABUSE CHILD - 2nd Degree Felony
  Offense Date: June 01, 1988
  Plea: June 14, 1991 Guilty
  Disposition: June 14, 1991 {Guilty Plea}

  Charge 2 - 76-5-404.1 - SEX ABUSE CHILD - 2nd Degree Felony
  Offense Date: June 01, 1988
  Plea: June 14, 1991 Guilty
  Disposition: June 14, 1991 {Guilty Plea}

  Charge 3 - 76-7-102 - INCEST - 3rd Degree Felony
  Offense Date: June 01, 1988
  Plea: June 14, 1991 Guilty
  Disposition: June 14, 1991 {Guilty Plea}

  Charge 4 - 76-7-102 - INCEST - 3rd Degree Felony
  Offense Date: June 01, 1988
  Plea: June 14, 1991 Guilty
  Disposition: June 14, 1991 {Guilty Plea}

  06-07-1991 scheduled on June 07, 1991 at 11:00 AM with Judge CULLEN Y.CHRISTENSEN
  06-10-1991 scheduled on June 14, 1991 at 10:00 AM with Judge RAY M.HARDING
  06-10-1991 Note: *AFFIDAVIT WITH LETTERS ATTACHED
  06-14-1991 Note: *STATEMENT BY DEFENDANT BEFORE PLEADING GUILTY
  06-14-1991 Note: *AFFIDAVIT OF COUNSEL
  06-14-1991 Note: *MINUTE ENTRY ARRAIGNMENT
  06-14-1991 Note: Chrg: 76-5-404.1 Plea: Guilty Find: Guilty Plea
  06-14-1991 Note: Chrg: 76-7-102 Plea: Guilty Find: Guilty Plea
  06-14-1991 Note: Chrg: 76-7-102 Plea: Guilty Find: Guilty Plea
  07-22-1991 Note: *MOTION FOR SENTENCING UNDER NEXT LESSER CATEGORY OF OFFENSE
  07-25-1991 Bail Account created Total Due: 2,500.00
  07-25-1991 Bail Posted 2,500.00
  07-31-1991 Note: *RESPONSE TO DEF'S MOTION FOR SENTENCING UNDER NEXT LESSER
  07-31-1991 Note: CATEGORY OF OFFENSE
  08-02-1991 scheduled on August 02, 1991 at 02:30 PM with Judge CULLEN Y.CHRISTENSEN
  08-09-1991 scheduled on August 09, 1991 at 02:30 PM with Judge CULLEN Y.CHRISTENSEN
  08-09-1991 Note: *PRISON COMMITMENT

• 9. Ex-BYU professor sentenced on abuse charges

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  Harold Senior Reporter

  A former BYU microbiology professor has been ordered to prison on charges of sexual abuse and incest.

  Sheril Burton, 55, of Orem, was before Judge Cullen Y. Christensen in 4th District Court Friday afternoon for sentencing. After listening to testimony from victims and others, Christensen went over the aggravating and mitigating circumstances, finally determining that Burton should go to prison.

  He ordered Burton to report to the county jail AUG. 19 at 9 AM. For transportation to the prison, but told him he could appeal the sentence if he wanted.

  Burton was ordered to prison for one to 15 years on each of to second – degree sexual abuse charges after five years on each of two incest charges. He was ordered to pay $7500 in fines and fees plus restitution for counseling and treatment of the victims.

  Christensen denied the motion for sentencing Burton under the next lower category.

  According to Paul Richards of BYU communications, Burton has retired from the University where he taught since 1967.

  Five people ask Christensen to ignore the recommendation of probation on work release jail time that came from adult probation and parole. One said she was scared of Burton and what he might do to her but came forward anyway. "I would put myself in peril to save others at this point, quote she said, noting the abuse occurred for more than 20 years.

  Another said she was also afraid he could contact her. "I just wanted to go to jail and be away from me for the rest of my life." "He's hurt all of us," said another. "I don't want him to be able to hurt us again."

  "I'm not angry," said one victim. "I'm just hurt."

  His wife said Burton violated her children while she was at church meetings or otherwise away from home. "there's a lot of good in Sheril Burton; that's hard for me to say," she said. "there's also a lot of evil and the amount of evil that murdered my children. Mentally and their souls have been murdered."

  She said she two feared he would contact the family and try to regain control.

  Two spoke up for Burton. One said he was told one of the victims would kill Burton and then herself if he did not go to jail. Another said one of the children said the abuse have not gone on for the last 12 years.

  Burton, Hannah zone defense, said he had several people tell him the victims had said they would lie if that's what it took to put him away.

• 10. Sheril Burton PhDSenior Microbiologist at Richards Laboratories, Pleasant Grove, Utah

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  Applied Microbiology
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  September 1967 - August 1991
  Brigham Young University

  Department of Microbiology and Molecular Biology

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  Professor (Full)

  September 1964 - September 1967
  University of Alaska Fairbanks

  Institute of Marine Science

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  Professor (Assistant)

  August 1991 - present
  Richards Industrial Microbiology Laboratories, INC.

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  Senior Researcher

  Education
  September 1962 - May 1964
  Oregon State University
  Field of study

  Microbiology, Biochemistry, Oceanography

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  Publications (45)
  Controlling Bacteria in Recycled Production Water for Completion and Workover Operations
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  SPE Production & Operations

  Alfred TischlerTyrel Roy WoodworthSheril Burton

  Robert Dean Richards

  Reusing flowback water and produced water from active wells becomes more and more important in today's oil and gas operations to control surface water volumes in order to keep surface water disposal costs (reinjection or trucking off the premises) to a minimum - especially in operations that do not require secondary lift support. However, reusing u...
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  Filamentous appendages of Thiothrix
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  Jan 2007

  Zeitschrift für allgemeine Mikrobiologie

  Richard Y. Morita

  Sheril Burton

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  Burton, S.D., R.D. Richards, and D.F. Richards. 1999. Bioremediation of Petroleum Refinery Contaminated Waste Water. Ann. Mtng. Water Environmental Association of Utah.
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  Jan 1999

  Sheril BurtonR.D. Richards

  D.F. Richards

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  Burton. S.D., R.D. Richards, and D.F. Richards. 1999. Bioremediation of Refinery Waste Water. Ann. Mtng. A.S.M. 1999.
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  Jan 1999

  Sheril BurtonR.D. Richards

  D.F. Richards

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  Lyon, E., K. Williamson and S.D. Burton. 1987. Growth Characteristics and Unique Proteins Produced by an Arthrobacter Species When Growing on L-Glucose. Abstr. Ann. Meeting A.S.M. 230
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  Jan 1998

  LyonK. Williamson

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  Burton, S.D., M.D. Bishop and D.F. Richards. 1991. Proceedings Bioremediation/Bioreclamation 1991 Symposium. The Chemical Institute of Canada. Sponsored by NOVA Corporation of Alberta. p. 150-164.
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  Jan 1991

  Sheril BurtonM.D. Bishop

  D.F. Richards

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  Cook, D., S.R. Woodward and S.D. Burton. 1991. Cloning DNA from a L-Glucose Metabolizing Microbe into Escherichia coli. Ann. Mtng. A.S.M. 1991.
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  Jan 1991

  CookScott R Woodward

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  FIG. 1. Larvae of the mayfly D. grandis (Eaton) with attached Thiothrix...
  FIG. 3. Uninfected Thiothrix trichome and parasites of morphotypes 2...
  Occurrence of a Thiothrix sp. Attached to Mayfly Larvae and Presence of Parasitic Bacteria in the Thiothrix sp
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  Applied and Environmental Microbiology

  John M. LarkinMargaret Cindy Henk

  Sheril Burton

  Larvae of the mayfly (Drunella grandis [Eaton]) from Diamond Fork Creek, Utah, were covered with a heavy growth of the sulfide-oxidizing bacterium Thiothrix. The bacterium did not seem to harm the mayfly, but the Thiothrix trichomes were parasitized by three morphologically distinct bacteria, two of which were cytoplasmic and one of which was proba...
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  Burton, S.D. and J.D. Lee. 1986. Thiothrix Attachment to Mayfly Larvae in Stream Water Mixed with Hydrogen Sulfide Containing Spring Water. Proc. American Society for Microbiology. 86:259.
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  Jan 1986

  Sheril Burton

  J.D. Lee

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  Slade, D.L. and S.D. Burton. 1985. The Metabolism of L-Glucose by a Soil Bacterium. Proc. American Society for Microbiology 85:179.
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  Jan 1985

  Slade

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  Mechanism of Pesticide Resistance in Non-Target Organisms. 1983.
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  Jan 1983

  G. M. BoothD. J. WeberL. M. Ross[...]

  J. R. Larsen

  Published literature on pesticide resistance is voluminous. In preparation of this paper, a computerized literature search of over 50,000 journals resulted in off-line printouts of about 2,000 resistance articles from the data banks of Chemical Abstracts, Biological Abstracts, Enviroline, Toxline, and Agricola. These references spanned approximatel...
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  Rushforth, A.R., S.D. Burton, J.R. Jobansen and J.A. Grimes. 1980. The Bacterium Thioploca engrica on Wet Walls in Zion National Park, Utah. Great Basin Naturalist, Vol. 40, p. 98-100.
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  Journal of California and Great Basin anthropology

  RushforthSheril BurtonJ.R. Jobansen

  J.A. Grimes

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  FIG. 1. Bundles of Beggiatoa filaments growing on the surface of sewage...
  FIG. 3. Beggiatoa filaments beginning to follow parallel lines prepared...
  FIG. 4. (A) Random motility ofBeggiatoa filaments leaving point of...
  Improved Enrichment and Isolation Procedures for Obtaining Pure Cultures of Beggiatoa
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  Applied and Environmental Microbiology

  Sheril Burton

  John D. Lee

  Scoring agar surfaces with alginate swabs before placing washed filaments of Beggiatoa on the agar has greatly increased the rate at which single filaments move from contaminated areas. Numerous morphological types of pure cultures have been grown in organic media supplemented with either catalase or reducing agents. Aerated sewage was used as the...
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  Tredway, J.V., J.D. Lee and S.D. Burton. 1977. Morphological Evaluation of the Ultrastructure of Marine and Freshwater Beggiatoa Species. Abstracts of Annual Meeting of A.S.M. N69. p. 240.
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  Jan 1977

  James TredwayJ.D. Lee

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  Jensen, J.B., P.A. Nyberg, S.D. Burton and W.R. Jolley. 1976. The Effects of Selected Gases on Excystation of Coccidian Oocysts. J. of Parasitology, vol. 62, p. 195-198.
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  May 1976

  Journal of Parasitology

  James B. JensenPeter A. NybergSheril Burton

  William R. Jolley

  The mechanism of CO2 action in changing coccidian oocyst wall permeability was indirectly studied by substituting NO, NO2, N2O, H2S, SO2, CH4, NH3, and 8M urea in place of CO2 in an established excystation procedure. Changes in oocyst wall permeability of Eimeria stiedai, E. bovis, and E. tenella were determined by incubation in test gases and cyst...
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  Formation of Sulfhydryl Groups in the Walls of Eimeria stiedai and E. tenella Oocysts Subjected to In vitro Excystation
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  May 1976

  Journal of Parasitology

  William R. JolleySheril BurtonPeter A. Nyberg

  James B. Jensen

  Eimeria stiedai or Eimeria tenella oocysts were incubated in aqueous cysteine hydrochloride (cysHCl) under carbon dioxide (CO2), aqueous cysHCl under air, water under CO2 or water under air, and analyzed for sulfhydryl (-SH) groups. The cysHCl-CO2 treatment produced more -SH groups than the other treatments and was effective in allowing activation...
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  Behan, R.W., S.D. Burton and T.C. Loder. 1974. Microbiology of solid waste bales deposited on the New England continental shelf. Bacteriol. Proc., 51.
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  Jan 1974

  BehanSheril Burton

  Theodore C. Loder

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  Tredway, J.V. and S.D. Burton. 1974. Morphological Examination of Beggiatoa and Thiothrix Obtained from Bacterial Mats on the Surface of Solid Waste Bales Deposited in the Continental Shelf. Bacteriol. Proc., 37.
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  Jan 1974

  James Tredway

  Sheril Burton

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  Lee, J.D., J.V. Tredway and S.D. Burton. 1974. Identification of a Psychrophilic Marine Yeast (Y-81), and Morphological Evaluation of Thermally Induced Damage. Bacteriol. Proc., 37.
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  Jan 1974

  LeeJames Tredway

  Sheril Burton

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  Burton, S.D. and C.S. Cheng. 1972. Tryptophan Synthesis of Marine Psychrophiles. Bacteriol. Proc., 137.
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  Jan 1972

  Sheril Burton

  C.S. Cheng

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  Allman, G.D., D.H. Larsen and S.D. Burton. 1972. Localization of the Enzymes Responsible for Synthesis and Hydrolysis of Ethyl Acetate by Hansenula anomala. Bacteriol. Proc., 37.
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  Jan 1972

  AllmanD.H. Larsen

  Sheril Burton

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  Morita, R. Y., and S. D. Burton. 1970. Occurrence and possible significance and metabolism of marine obligately psychrophilic bacteria. p. 275-285. In D. W. Hood (ed.). Organic Matter in Natural Waters. University of Alaska Press, Fairbank, AK.
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  Jun 1970

  Morita

  Sheril Burton

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  Taylor, O. and S.D. Burton. 1970. Thermosensitive Electron Transport Particle from Vibrio marinus. Symposium on Extreme Environments. NASA
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  Jan 1970

  Taylor

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  FIG. 1. Larvae of the mayfly D. grandis (Eaton) with attached Thiothrix...
  FIG. 3. Uninfected Thiothrix trichome and parasites of morphotypes 2...
  Occurrence ofa Thiothrix sp. Attached toMayflyLarvaeand Presence ofParasitic Bacteria intheThiothrix sp
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  JOHN M. LARKINMargaret Cindy Henk

  Sheril Burton

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  THE BACTERIUM THIOPLOCA INGRICA ON WET WALLS IN ZION NATIONAL PARK, UTAH
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  Samuel R RiishforthSheril BurtonJeffrey R. Johansen

  Judith A Grimes

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  Purification and characterization of the enzyme responsible for hydrolysis of ethyl acetate by Hansenula anomala.
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  Sheril Burton

  Thesis (M.S.)--Brigham Young University Dept. of Bacteriology.
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  Growth characteristics and metabolism of Beggiatoa /
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  Typescript. Thesis (Ph. D.)--Oregon State University, 1964. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 64-69).
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  Marine Biology Volume 4: Unresolved Problems in Marine Microbiology
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  Jan 1968

  R.Y. Morita

  Sheril Burton

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  Burton, S.D. 1968. Inherent and Maximum Microbiological Activity in Smith Lake. W.R.R.T. Project Comp. Rept. A-004, Alaska
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  Jan 1968

  Sheril Burton

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  Utilization of Acetate by Beggiatoa1
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  Mar 1966

  Journal of Bacteriology

  Sheril BurtonRichard Y. Morita

  Wayne Miller

  Burton, Sheril D. (Institute of Marine Science, University of Alaska, College), Richard Y. Morita, and Wayne Miller. Utilization of acetate by Beggiatoa. J. Bacteriol. 91 1192–1200. 1966.—A proposed system which would permit acetate incorporation into four-carbon compounds without the presence of key enzymes of the citric acid cycle or glyoxylate...
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  TABLE 1 . Acetyl thiokinase activity of Beggiatoa
  Burton, S. D., R. Y. Morita, and W. Miller. 1966. Utilization of acetate by Beggiatoa. J. Bacteriol. 91:1192-1200. Ore. Ag. Exp. Station Tech. Paper No. 1875.
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  Jan 1966

  Journal of Bacteriology

  Sheril BurtonR. Y. Morita

  W. Miller

  Burton, Sheril D. (Institute of Marine Science, University of Alaska, College), Richard Y. Morita, and Wayne Miller. Utilization of acetate by Beggiatoa. J. Bacteriol. 91:1192-1200. 1966.-A proposed system which would permit acetate incorporation into four-carbon compounds without the presence of key enzymes of the citric acid cycle or glyoxylate c...
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  Morita, R. Y., and S. D. Burton. 1965. Filamentous appendages of Thiothrix. Ztschr. f. Allg. Mikrobiol. 5:177-179.
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  Jan 1965

  Zeitschrift für allgemeine Mikrobiologie

  Morita

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  Burton, S.D. and R.Y. Morita. 1965. Kinetics of Enzyme Reactions and Synthesis in Obligate Psychrophilic Bacteria. Bacteriol. Proc., 20.
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  Jan 1965

  Sheril Burton

  R.Y. Morita

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  Filamentous appendages ofThiothrix
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  Jan 1965

  Zeitschrift für allgemeine Mikrobiologie

  Richard Y. Morita

  Sheril Burton

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  TABLE 2 . Effect of various substrates on the growth of Beggiatoa*
  Effect of catalase and culture conditions on growth of Beggiatoa
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  Jan 1965

  Journal of Bacteriology

  Sheril Burton

  Richard Y. Morita

  Burton, Sheril D. (Oregon State University, Corvallis), and Richard Y. Morita. Effect of catalase and cultural conditions on growth of Beggiatoa. J. Bacteriol. 88:1755-1761. 1964.-The addition of catalase to culture medium increased the period of viability of Beggiatoa from 1 week to 2 months. Addition of catalase also produced a marked increase in...
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  EFFECT OF CATALASE AND CULTURAL CONDITIONS ON GROWTH OF BEGGIATOA, 12
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  Dec 1964

  Journal of Bacteriology

  Sheril Burton

  Richard Y. Morita

  Burton, Sheril D. (Oregon State University, Corvallis), and Richard Y. Morita. Effect of catalase and cultural conditions on growth of Beggiatoa. J. Bacteriol. 88 1755–1761. 1964.—The addition of catalase to culture medium increased the period of viability of Beggiatoa from 1 week to 2 months. Addition of catalase also produced a marked increase i...
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  TABLE 2 . Effect of various substrates on the growth of Beggiatoa*
  Burton, S. D., and R. Y. Morita. l964. Effect of catalase and cultural conditions on Beggiatoa. J. Bacteriol. 88:1755-1761. Ore. Ag. Exp. Station Tech. Paper No. 1855.
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  Jan 1964

  Journal of Bacteriology

  Sheril Burton

  R. Y. Morita

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  Burton, S.D. and R.Y. Morita. 1964. Growth Characteristics of Beggiatoa. Bacteriol. Proc., 92.
  Conference Paper

  Jan 1964

  Sheril Burton

  R. Y. Morita

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  Table 1 . Effect of Catalase on Growth of Beggiatoa.
  Table 4 . Acetyl Thiokinase Activity of Beggiatoa Extracts.
  Table 5 . Oxidation of Succinate by Beggiatoa Extracts.
  Burton, S.D. 1964. Growth Characteristics and Metabolism of Beggiatoa. Ph.D. Thesis, Oregon State University
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  Jan 1964

  Sheril Burton

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  Morita, R. Y., and S. D. Burton. 1963. Influence of moderate temperature on the growth and malic dehydrogenase of a marine psychrophile. J. Bacteriol. 86:1025-1029. Ore. Ag. Exp. Station Tech. Paper No. 1688.
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  Dec 1963

  Journal of Bacteriology

  Morita

  Sheril Burton

  Morita, Richard Y. (Oregon State University, Corvallis), and Sheril D. Burton. Influence of moderate temperature on growth and malic dehydrogenase activity of a marine psychrophile. J. Bacteriol. 86:1025-1029. 1963.-The maximal and optimal growth temperatures for a marine psychrophilic vibrio (PS 207) were determined to be 30 and 24.5 C, respective...
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  TABLE 1 . Influence of hydrostatic pressure on various renaturation...
  TABLE 3 . Influence of various renaturation processes on malic...
  TABLE 4 . Influence of the denaturation tenmperature and time on...
  DENATURATION AND RENATURATION OF MALIC DEHYDROGENASE IN A CELL-FREE
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  Dec 1963

  Journal of Bacteriology

  Sheril Burton

  Richard Y. Morita

  Burton, Sheril D. (Oregon State University, Corvallis), and Richard Y. Morita. Denaturation and renaturation of malic dehydrogenase in a cell-free extract from a marine psychrophile. J. Bacteriol. 86 1019–1024. 1963.—Malic dehydrogenase from a marine psychrophilic vibrio (PS 207) was found to be heat-sensitive at 30 C, the maximal growth temperatu...
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  INFLUENCE OF MODERATE TEMPERATURE ON GROWTH AND MALIC DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY OF A MARINE PSYCHROPHILE1
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  Nov 1963

  Journal of Bacteriology

  Richard Y. Morita

  Sheril Burton

  Morita, Richard Y. (Oregon State University, Corvallis), and Sheril D. Burton. Influence of moderate temperature on growth and malic dehydrogenase activity of a marine psychrophile. J. Bacteriol. 86 1025–1029. 1963.—The maximal and optimal growth temperatures for a marine psychrophilic vibrio (PS 207) were determined to be 30 and 24.5 C, respectiv...
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  TABLE 1 . Influence of hydrostatic pressure on various renaturation...
  TABLE 3 . Influence of various renaturation processes on malic...
  TABLE 4 . Influence of the denaturation tenmperature and time on...
  Burton, S. D., and R. Y. Morita. 1963. Denaturation and renaturation of malic dehydrogenase in a cellfree extract from a marine psychrophile. J. Bacteriol. 86:1019-1024. Ore. Ag. Exp. Station Tech. Paper No. 1689.
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  Jan 1963

  Journal of Bacteriology

  Sheril Burton

  R. Y. Morita

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  Burton, S.D. 1961. Purification and Characterization of the Enzyme Responsible for Hydrolysis of Ethyl Acetate by Hansenula anomala. M.S. Thesis. Brigham Young University.
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  Jan 1961

  Sheril Burton

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  Larsen, D.H., M.P. Daubeny and S.D. Burton. 1960. Esterase Activity of Whole Cells and Cell-Free Preparations of Hansenula anomala. Bacteriol. Proc., 157-158.
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  Jan 1960

  LarsenM.P. DaubenySheril Burton