Advances in Applied MicrobiologyElsevier, 24 ago 2004 - 400 pagine Advances in Applied Microbiology offers intensive reviews of the latest techniques and discoveries in this rapidly moving field. The editors are recognized experts and the format is comprehensive and instructive. Contains 12 comprehensive revies of current research in applied microbiology, including:* Bacterial Diversity in the Human Gut* Metals in Yeast Fermentation Processes* Protozoan Grazing of Freshwater Biofilms* Molecular biology of Burkholderia cepacia complex* Non-culturable bacteria in complex commensal populations |
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Chapter 3 NonCulturable Bacteria in Complex Commensal Populations | 92 |
Chapter 4 l RedMediated Genetic Manipulation of AntibioticProducing Streptomyces | 107 |
The Next Generation Antimicrobials | 129 |
Potential Utility and Action Mechanism | 147 |
Chapter 7 Protozoan Grazing of Freshwater Biofilms | 167 |
Chapter 8 Metals in Yeast Fermentation Processes | 197 |
Chapter 9 Interactions between Lactobacilli and AntibioticAssociated Diarrhea | 231 |
Chapter 10 Bacterial Diversity in the Human Gut | 261 |
Chapter 11 Interpreting the HostPathogen Dialogue Through Microarrays | 291 |
Solar Disinfection as a Water Treatment Process | 333 |
Index | 367 |
Contents of Previous Volumes | 381 |
Color Plate Section | 386 |
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