Sanitary Microbiology (3rd Edition)

Author: Zhang Chaowu, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The book is divided into fifteen chapters. Chapters 1 to 7 cover the theoretical part, including the formation and development history of sanitary microbiology, its definitions, relationships with related disciplines, microbial ecology, the impact of microorganisms in the environment on human life and health, as well as research and detection techniques in sanitary microbiology, disinfection and sterilization, specific preventive immunity, and the prevention of biological terrorism. Chapters 8 to 15 introduce the patterns of growth and reproduction of microorganisms in various habitats, their impact on human health and healthcare, and corresponding strategies. The introduction to the research and application prospects of microorganisms in extreme environments provides insights and inspiration for professionals in this field to explore unknown areas. The experimental guide section strives to select current national standards and specifications, with experiments designed to teach students the fundamental principles, skills, and entry-level knowledge to complement the theoretical part of the book.