An Introduction to Bacteria / U Sinha | Sheela Srivastava

By:

Sinha, U

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Vikas Publishing House, 1983.Description: 259 p. ; Soft- Bound, 22 cmISBN:

0706921348

DDC classification:

23 579.2 BIS

Contents:

1. Introduction; 2. The taxonomic operation--bacterial taxonomy; 3. Methods of study; 4. Cell organisation; 5. Growth and division--A population menace; 6. Reproduction and genetic transfer; 7. Bacterial metabolism--One room chemical industry; 8. Relationships between coexisting living system; 9. Bacteria as geochemical agents--debts of gratitude on behalf of all other living organism; 10. Two faces of bacteria; 11. Role of bacteria in biological nitrogen fixation; 12. Genetic engineering -- Bacteria create the latest sensation.

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1. Introduction;
2. The taxonomic operation--bacterial taxonomy;
3. Methods of study;
4. Cell organisation;
5. Growth and division--A population menace;
6. Reproduction and genetic transfer;
7. Bacterial metabolism--One room chemical industry;
8. Relationships between coexisting living system;
9. Bacteria as geochemical agents--debts of gratitude on behalf of all other living organism;
10. Two faces of bacteria;
11. Role of bacteria in biological nitrogen fixation;
12. Genetic engineering -- Bacteria create the latest sensation.

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