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A Photographic Atlas for the Microbiology Laboratory, 4e ©2011
Authors: Michael J. Leboffe, Burton E. Pierce
Pages: 264
Publisher: Morton Publishing Company
Edition: 4th edition 2011
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0895828729
ISBN-10: 0895828723
Format: PDF
Size: 17 MB
Description
This full-color atlas is intended to act as a supplement to introductory microbiology laboratory manuals. It is not designed to replace them, nor is it intended to replace actual performance of the techniques. Rather, the photographs are supplied to help with the interpretation of results.
The third edition of the Photographic Atlas for the Microbiology Laboratoryis one of the best selling microbiology books in the higher education market. The authors have built on the success of this book by making significant improvements for the new edition. Some of the changes for the fourth edition include:
• A new art program designed to increase student understanding of important concepts
• A new "Introduction" chapter provides context and background information for the new microbiology student
• Re-organized content to reflect the "process" a working microbiologist would follow to identify an unknown organism
• Three new chapters covering the three domains: Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya
• New photographs, re-scanned and or re-imaged photos and new photomicrographs that match more closely what students are likely to observe in the laboratory
• A complete redesign that should allow the student to better access the material
This atlas can accompany and augment any Microbiology textbook. It is designed to be of particular value to students in a laboratory situation and could either accompany a laboratory manual or, in certain courses, it could be used in conjunction withExercises for the Microbiology Laboratory, 5th Edition. to provide students with a full-color, affordably priced lab manual.
Contents:
Section 1: Introduction
Section 2: Isolation Techniques and Selective Media
Section 3: Bacterial Growth
Section 4: Microscopy
Section 5: Bacterial Cellular Morphology and Simple Stains
Section 6: Bacterial Cell Structures and Differential Stains
Section 7: Differential Media
Section 8: Serology
Section 9: Molecular Techniques
Section 10: Viruses
Section 11: Domain Bacteria
Section 12: Bacterial Pathogens
Section 13: Domain Archaea
Section 14: Domain Eukarya: Simple Eukaryotes
Section 15: Fungi of Clinical Importance
Section 16: Protozoans of Clinical Importance
Section 17: Parasitic Helminths
Section 18: Quantitative Microbiology
Section 19: Medical, Environmental, and Food Microbiology
Section 20: Host Defenses Appendix A: Biochemical Pathways
Authors: Michael J. Leboffe, Burton E. Pierce
Pages: 264
Publisher: Morton Publishing Company
Edition: 4th edition 2011
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0895828729
ISBN-10: 0895828723
Format: PDF
Size: 17 MB
Description
This full-color atlas is intended to act as a supplement to introductory microbiology laboratory manuals. It is not designed to replace them, nor is it intended to replace actual performance of the techniques. Rather, the photographs are supplied to help with the interpretation of results.
The third edition of the Photographic Atlas for the Microbiology Laboratoryis one of the best selling microbiology books in the higher education market. The authors have built on the success of this book by making significant improvements for the new edition. Some of the changes for the fourth edition include:
• A new art program designed to increase student understanding of important concepts
• A new "Introduction" chapter provides context and background information for the new microbiology student
• Re-organized content to reflect the "process" a working microbiologist would follow to identify an unknown organism
• Three new chapters covering the three domains: Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya
• New photographs, re-scanned and or re-imaged photos and new photomicrographs that match more closely what students are likely to observe in the laboratory
• A complete redesign that should allow the student to better access the material
This atlas can accompany and augment any Microbiology textbook. It is designed to be of particular value to students in a laboratory situation and could either accompany a laboratory manual or, in certain courses, it could be used in conjunction withExercises for the Microbiology Laboratory, 5th Edition. to provide students with a full-color, affordably priced lab manual.
Contents:
Section 1: Introduction
Section 2: Isolation Techniques and Selective Media
Section 3: Bacterial Growth
Section 4: Microscopy
Section 5: Bacterial Cellular Morphology and Simple Stains
Section 6: Bacterial Cell Structures and Differential Stains
Section 7: Differential Media
Section 8: Serology
Section 9: Molecular Techniques
Section 10: Viruses
Section 11: Domain Bacteria
Section 12: Bacterial Pathogens
Section 13: Domain Archaea
Section 14: Domain Eukarya: Simple Eukaryotes
Section 15: Fungi of Clinical Importance
Section 16: Protozoans of Clinical Importance
Section 17: Parasitic Helminths
Section 18: Quantitative Microbiology
Section 19: Medical, Environmental, and Food Microbiology
Section 20: Host Defenses Appendix A: Biochemical Pathways
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