Titlebook: Introductory Microbiology; Trevor Gross,Jane Faull,Derek Springham Book 1995 Trevor Gross, Jane Faull, Steve Ketteridge and Derek Springha

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Trevor Gross,Jane Faull,Steve Ketteridge,Derek Springham

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978-0-412-45300-7Trevor Gross, Jane Faull, Steve Ketteridge and Derek Springham 1995

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Overview: 978-0-412-45300-7978-1-4899-7194-4

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Viruses,The viruses form a unique group in the microbial world. What makes viruses special is that they are . entities. This means that in terms of design and function, viruses bear no similarity at all to the other microorganisms which have either prokaryotic or eukaryotic cellular organization.

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Introduction to the microbial world,nce of such organisms could only be guessed at before the development of the first primitive microscopes in the 17th century. Microorganisms are among the most successful living things. Their ‘club’ claims among its members the bacteria, the yeasts, many algae and fungi, and all the protozoa.

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