Microbiology Desk Encyclopedia (Guide Version)

Author: M. Schecter et al. (Eds.)
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Publication Date: 2006-04-29
Features: Microbiology is a discipline with a vast scope and is closely related to our daily lives. This book aims to organize and present the extensive and complex knowledge and topics of microbiology in a concise and accessible manner. It is a reference book suitable for placing on the desk for easy access or frequent consultation, co-authored by numerous outstanding experts in the field. The content covers everything from the fundamental principles of microbiology to the latest cutting-edge topics. The book is jointly compiled by many scientists in the field of microbiology. It integrates the core content of the multi-volume Encyclopedia of Microbiology into a single volume. The content is extensive, divided into 93 topics, covering everything from the basics of microbiology to the most recent research hotspots. The arrangement is well-organized, making it very convenient to use and reference. It is highly valuable for preparing presentations, writing papers, and reports. The content mainly includes: molecular biology of microorganisms, including DNA repair, replication, modification, sequencing, and genomics; microbial metabolism and microbial development, the impact of aviation on microorganisms; clinical microbiology, viral and bacterial vaccines, HIV; applied microbiology and technology; microbial diversity.