Microbial Cell Envelopes
Interactions and Biofilms
1st Edition
Published on 22. April 1994
Book
Hardback
160 pages
978-0-86542-839-3 (ISBN)
Description
This volume presents a series of coordinated chapters examining the surface properties and interactions of planktonic and biofilm microbial cells. The cell envelope determines the interactions between cells and their environment and is vitally important for survival. Phenomena related to it play a crucial role in the impact of microbes on a variety of disciplines including medicine, immunology, biotechnology, materials technology and process engineering.
This book has also been published as a supplement to the Journal of Applied Bacteriology.
This book has also been published as a supplement to the Journal of Applied Bacteriology.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Hoboken
United Kingdom
Publishing group
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 286 mm
Width: 215 mm
Thickness: 14 mm
Weight
680 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-86542-839-3 (9780865428393)
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Content
Preface. Prokaryotic Envelope Diversity.
Cell Envelope Diversity and Dynamics In Yeasts And Filamentous Fungi.
Crystalline Bacterial Cell Surface Layers: General Principles And Application Potential.
Flagella and Pili As Antigenically Variable Structures On The Bacterial Surface.
Envelope Structure and The Development Of New Vaccines.
Analysis of Biofilm Formation Using 2D Vs 3D Digital Imaging.
Formation and Dispersal Of Bacterial Biofilms In Vivo And In Situ.
Coaggregation of Human Oral Bacteria: Potential Rle In The Accretion Of Dental Plaque.
Sensitivity of Biofilms To Antimicrobial Agents.
The Biotechnology of Interfaces.
Composition of The Envelope Layers Of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae In Relation To Flocculation and Ethanol Tolerance.
Antifouling Strategies In The Marine Environment.
Amphipathic Microbial Capsules As Industrial Products.
On Mechanisms of Oral Microbial Adhesion.
Current Trends and Future Prospects In Prokaryotic Envelope Research: A Microscopist's View
Cell Envelope Diversity and Dynamics In Yeasts And Filamentous Fungi.
Crystalline Bacterial Cell Surface Layers: General Principles And Application Potential.
Flagella and Pili As Antigenically Variable Structures On The Bacterial Surface.
Envelope Structure and The Development Of New Vaccines.
Analysis of Biofilm Formation Using 2D Vs 3D Digital Imaging.
Formation and Dispersal Of Bacterial Biofilms In Vivo And In Situ.
Coaggregation of Human Oral Bacteria: Potential Rle In The Accretion Of Dental Plaque.
Sensitivity of Biofilms To Antimicrobial Agents.
The Biotechnology of Interfaces.
Composition of The Envelope Layers Of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae In Relation To Flocculation and Ethanol Tolerance.
Antifouling Strategies In The Marine Environment.
Amphipathic Microbial Capsules As Industrial Products.
On Mechanisms of Oral Microbial Adhesion.
Current Trends and Future Prospects In Prokaryotic Envelope Research: A Microscopist's View