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Techniques in Microbial Ecology


Techniques in Microbial Ecology

Spiral bound by Burlage, Robert S. (Environmental Sciences Division, Environmental Sciences Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory); Atlas, Ronald (Professor, Department of Biology, Professor, Department of Biology, University of Louisville); Stahl, David (Associated Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Associated Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Northwestern University); Geesey, Gill (Associate Professor, Center for Biofilm Engineering, Associate...

Techniques in Microbial Ecology

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ISBN:
9780195092233
Publication Date:
21 May 1998
Language:
English
Publisher:
Oxford University Press Inc
Pages:
480 pages
Format:
Spiral bound
For delivery:
Estimated despatch 7 - 12 May 2024
Techniques in Microbial Ecology

Description

This is the bench and field scientist's guide to well-established, reliable techniques for use in microbiology and microbial ecology. It provides a good starting place for those who are beginning to investigate aspects of the microbial community, and a refresher for more experienced researchers. Chapters on bacteria with interesting metabolic traits are augmented with chapters on molecular techniques, lipis analysis, and appropriate sampling techniques. A special section includes valuable information on biofilm development, bioremediation, modeling of biological systems, and the study of phylogenetics. Unlike other texts, which present theory in microbial ecology, this one contains the applications that can be used throughout one's research.

Contents

1. Microbially-mediated Nitrogen Cycling ; 2. Microbes of the Sulfur Cycle ; 3. Isolation, Cultivation & Characterization of Iron * Manganese Reducing Bacteria ; 4. The Aerobic, Hydrogen-oxidizing (Knallgas) Bacteria ; 5. Methanogens ; 6. Ecology of Methylotrophic Bacteria ; 7. Terrestrial Fungal Communities ; 8. Rapid Techniques for the Identification of Free-Living Protozoa ; 9. Methoids for Enumeration and Characterization of Bacteriphages from Environment Samples ; 10. Sampling and Enumeration Techniques ; 11. Signature Lipid Biomarker Analysis ; 12. Isolation of Nucleic Acids from Environmental Samples ; 13. Molecular Techniques ; 14. Laboratory Studies of Bacterial Biofilms ; 15. Theoretical & Applied Aspects of Bioremediation: The Influence of Microbiological Processes on Organic Contaminant Compounds in Field Sites ; 16. Mathematical Modeling and Statistical Analysis ; 17. Numerical Classification of Microorganisms

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