Animalcules :The Activities, Impacts, and Investigators of Microbes

Publication subTitle :The Activities, Impacts, and Investigators of Microbes

Author: Dixon  

Publisher: American Society for Microbiology‎

Publication year: 2009

E-ISBN: 9781555817442

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9781555815004

Subject: Q1 General Biology

Language: ENG

Access to resources Favorite

Disclaimer: Any content in publications that violate the sovereignty, the constitution or regulations of the PRC is not accepted or approved by CNPIEC.

Chapter

References

2 Pantoea and the Locust

References

3 The MIcrobiology of Art

Reference

4 Why Do They Do It?

References

5 Out of the Blue

6 Reflections on Cellulolysis

References

7 Jelly from Space?

References

8 Botox and Dairy Cows

References

9 Fiction, Fact, and Reality

Reference

10 Microbiology for Gastronomes

References

11 The Double Lifeof Escherichia coli

References

12 Not All Cigars and Caviar

13 Microbial Versatility in Berlin

14 Whither Psychoneuroimmunology?

References

II The Ecological Context

15 Communal Diversity in Biofilms

References

16 Biofilm Life

References

17 Our Most Abundant Coterrestrials

18 Helicobacter from the Seas?

References

19 Selective Agencies

References

20 Natural Disaster Microbiology

References

21 Foot-and-Mouth Folly?

22 Ecology Lessons

References

23 Biocides in the Kitchen

References

24 Conjectures and Realities

Reference

25 Exterminating Pathogens

Reference

26 Learning from Denmark

References

27 Protozoa and Lurking Pathogens

References

28 What Is Virulence?

III. The Human Context

29 Questionable Experiments

References

30 Lyme Disease: The Public Dimension

References

31 Blatant Opportunism

References

32 Bioscience Embattled

33 “Playing God”

References

34 Microbes in the Media

References

35 A Little Learning…

References

36 Spotlight on Acetaldehyde

References

37 Measles, Polio, and Conscience

References

38 Myxomatosis: Grim Questions

Reference

39 Rationalizing Vaccination

References

40 A European Furor

References

41 Bioremediation and Greenery

References

42 The Citation Game

Reference

IV. Personalia

43 Antony van Leeuwenhoek, Clifford Dobell, and Robert Hooke

References

44 Robert Koch and His Postulates

References

45 Hideyo Noguchi, Max Theiler, and Yellowjack

References

46 René Dubos’s Mirage of Health

References

47 Ferdinand Cohn, Neglected Visionary

References

48 Johannes Fibiger, a Dane to Remember

References

49 Frederick Twort, Codiscoverer of Phages

References

50 Alick Isaacs and Interferon

References

51 Dissenters: Max von Pettenkofer and Friedrich Wolter

References

52 Gerhard Domagk and the Origins of Sulfa

Reference

53 Cecil Hoare’s Eponymous Organism

References

54 Ants and Fred Hoyle’s Challenge to Darwinism

References

55 Pioneers of American Microbiology

V. Doing Microbiology

56 At the Level of Cowpats

References

57 Fishy Business

References

58 Science à la Mode?

References

59 “ Wherever They Are Found…”

References

60 There’s More To Do

Reference

61 Self-Frustration

References

62 Genomics and Innovation in Antibiotics

References

63 The Relevance of Taxonomy

References

64 Yeasts Are Complex . . .

References

65 . . . And Yeasts Are Versatile

66 Resounding Banalities

References

67 Microbiology Present and Future

Reference

68 Looking Back

References

69 A Global Challenge

References

Index

The users who browse this book also browse


No browse record.