Molecular Genetics of Bacteria
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| Author | Snyder, Larry |
|---|---|
| Publisher | ASM Press |
| Year Published | 1997 |
| Dimensions | 27.90 x 1.60 x 29.00 cm |
| Language | English |
| Condition | New |
| Number of Pages | 504 |
Extensively reviewed and class tested by instructors over the past four years with students at Michigan State University, this advanced level textbook offers an in–depth look at molecular biology and biochemistry. The breadth and diversity of bacterial genetics are explored in discussions of microbial systems beyond the much–studied E. coli. Boxed sections are included in every chapter that offer students enriching and challenging material, and chapters end with a review of key concepts, a set of discussion questions, a set of problems for homework and testing assignments, and answers. All the key terms are listed in a glossary and valuable much–used information is included inside the front cover for easy reference.
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