Brock Biology of microorganisms / Michael T. Madigan, John M. Martinko, Jack Parker.

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Madigan, Michael T, 1949-

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TextLanguage: Spanish Publication details: London : Prentice Hall, c2000.Edition: 9 edDescription: xix, 986 p. : illISBN:

0130819220
9780130819222

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QR 41.2 M182b 2000

Contents:

Microorganisms and microbiology -- Macromolecules -- Cell biology -- Nutrition and metabolism -- Microbial growth -- Principles of microbial molecular biology -- Regulation of gene expression -- Viruses -- Microbial genetics -- Genetic engineering and biotechnology -- Industrial microbiology/biocatalysis -- Microbial evolution and systematics -- Prokaryotic diversity : Bacteria -- Prokaryotic diversity : The archaea -- Metabolic diversity -- Microbial ecology -- Eukaryotic microorganisms -- Microbial growth control -- Most-parasite relationships -- Concepts of immunology -- Clinical and diagnostic microbiology and immunology -- Edipdemiology and public health microbiology -- Person-to-person microbial diseases -- Animal-transmitted, vectorborne, and common-source microbial diseases.

Summary: Introductory text in microbiology, covering the major classical concepts essential for understanding the science

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Barcode
Libro	Biblioteca Juan Bosch	Biblioteca Juan Bosch	Humanidades	Humanidades (4to. Piso)	QR 41.2 M182b 2000 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	00000064815

Microorganisms and microbiology --
Macromolecules --
Cell biology --
Nutrition and metabolism --
Microbial growth --
Principles of microbial molecular biology --
Regulation of gene expression --
Viruses --
Microbial genetics --
Genetic engineering and biotechnology --
Industrial microbiology/biocatalysis --
Microbial evolution and systematics --
Prokaryotic diversity : Bacteria --
Prokaryotic diversity : The archaea --
Metabolic diversity --
Microbial ecology --
Eukaryotic microorganisms --
Microbial growth control --
Most-parasite relationships --
Concepts of immunology --
Clinical and diagnostic microbiology and immunology --
Edipdemiology and public health microbiology --
Person-to-person microbial diseases --
Animal-transmitted, vectorborne, and common-source microbial diseases.

Introductory text in microbiology, covering the major classical concepts essential for understanding the science

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