Beth Potter

Associate Professor of Biology

Beth Potter

Huck Affiliations

Most Recent Publications

An Assessment of Bacterial Population on American Kestrel Eggs

Beth Potter, Emily Hyde, Holly Pier, M Voss, The Open Ornithology Journal

Implementation of a Service-Learning Project Focused on Handwashing and Vaccinations Within an Undergraduate Microbiology Laboratory Course

Beth A. Potter, 2021, Frontiers in Microbiology

The bacterial community found on the surface purple martin (Progne subis) Eggs

Beth A. Potter, Mary Sperry, Dan Hoang, Kaitlin Pander, Sean Weaver, Aimee Day, Kelly Hedderick, Michael A. Rutter, Robert A. Aeppli, Aeppli Robert, 2017, Open Ornithology Journal on p. 23-30

A long-term study examining the antibacterial effectiveness of Agion silver zeolite technology on door handles within a college campus

B. A. Potter, M. Lob, R. Mercaldo, A. Hetzler, V. Kaistha, H. Khan, N. Kingston, M. Knoll, B. Maloy-Franklin, K. Melvin, P. Ruiz-Pelet, N. Ozsoy, E. Schmitt, L. Wheeler, M. Potter, M. A. Rutter, G. Yahn, D. H. Parente, 2015, Letters in Applied Microbiology on p. 120-127

A comparison of the bacterial microflora found on the surface of American kestrel and House Wren eggs

Beth A. Potter, Emily J. Hyde, Holly N. Pier, Michael A. Rutter, Margaret A. Voss, 2014, Open Ornithology Journal on p. 40-48

Studying the Avian Egg Microflora

Beth Potter, 2014, Purple Martin Update

An assessment of bacterial populations in a static windrow compost pile

Joshua S. Maccready, Nathan J. Elbert, Ann B. Quinn, Beth A. Potter, 2013, Compost Science and Utilization on p. 110-120

An assessment of the microbial diversity present on the surface of naturally incubated house wren eggs

Beth A. Potter, Brian M. Carlson, Andrea E. Adams, Margaret A. Voss, 2013, Open Ornithology Journal

Nucleofection disrupts tight junction fence function to alter membrane polarity of renal epithelial cells

Di Mo, Beth A. Potter, Carol A. Bertrand, Jeffrey D. Hildebrand, Jennifer R. Bruns, Ora A. Weisz, 2010, American Journal of Physiology - Renal Physiology on p. F1178-F1184

Erratum: Polarized biosynthetic traffic in renal epithelial cells: Sorting, sorting everywhere (American Journal of Physiology - Renal Physiology (2006) 291, (F707-F713) DOI:10.1152/ajprenal.00161.2006)

M. A. Ellis, B. A. Potter, K. O. Cresawn, O. A. Weisz, 2007, American Journal of Physiology - Renal Physiology on p. F1950

Most-Cited Papers

A long-term study examining the antibacterial effectiveness of Agion silver zeolite technology on door handles within a college campus

B. A. Potter, M. Lob, R. Mercaldo, A. Hetzler, V. Kaistha, H. Khan, N. Kingston, M. Knoll, B. Maloy-Franklin, K. Melvin, P. Ruiz-Pelet, N. Ozsoy, E. Schmitt, L. Wheeler, M. Potter, M. A. Rutter, G. Yahn, D. H. Parente, 2015, Letters in Applied Microbiology on p. 120-127

A comparison of the bacterial microflora found on the surface of American kestrel and House Wren eggs

Beth A. Potter, Emily J. Hyde, Holly N. Pier, Michael A. Rutter, Margaret A. Voss, 2014, Open Ornithology Journal on p. 40-48

The bacterial community found on the surface purple martin (Progne subis) Eggs

Beth A. Potter, Mary Sperry, Dan Hoang, Kaitlin Pander, Sean Weaver, Aimee Day, Kelly Hedderick, Michael A. Rutter, Robert A. Aeppli, Aeppli Robert, 2017, Open Ornithology Journal on p. 23-30

Implementation of a Service-Learning Project Focused on Handwashing and Vaccinations Within an Undergraduate Microbiology Laboratory Course

Beth A. Potter, 2021, Frontiers in Microbiology

Studying the Avian Egg Microflora

Beth Potter, 2014, Purple Martin Update