Alcamo's fundamentals of microbiology / Jeffrey C. Pommerville

By:

Pommerville, Jeffrey C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Massachusetts : Jones and Bartlett Publishers, c2007Edition: Eight EditionDescription: xxvi, 836 pages : color illustrations ; 29cmISBN:

978-0-7637-3762-7

Subject(s):

MICROBIOLOGY

LOC classification:

GC QR 41.2 .P66 2007 c.1

Contents:

Contents: Part 1. Foundations of Microbiology -- Part 2. The Bacteria and Archaea -- Part 3. Bacterial Disease of Humans -- Part 4. Viruses and Eukaryotic Microorganisms -- Part 5. Disease and Resistance -- Part 6. Control of Microorganism -- Part 7. Microbiology and Public Health

Summary: [This text] is written for introductory microbiology courses having an emphasis on the biology of human disease. It is geared toward students in health and allied health science curricula such as nursing, dental hygiene, medical assistance, sanitary science, and medical laboratory technology. It also will be an asset to students studying food science, agriculture, environmental science, and health administration. In addition, the text should provide a firm foundation for advanced programs in biological sciences, as well as medicine, dentistry, and other health professions.-Pref

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Includes glossary and index

[This text] is written for introductory microbiology courses having an emphasis on the biology of human disease. It is geared toward students in health and allied health science curricula such as nursing, dental hygiene, medical assistance, sanitary science, and medical laboratory technology. It also will be an asset to students studying food science, agriculture, environmental science, and health administration. In addition, the text should provide a firm foundation for advanced programs in biological sciences, as well as medicine, dentistry, and other health professions.-Pref

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