Biological Control Of Environmental Pollution
Description
In True Sense, Pollution Can Be Considered The Result Of The Growth And Development Of Modern Civilization. And Effective Pollution Control Is The Need Of Hour. The Present Book In Three Volumes Contains Authoritative Material On The Biological Control Of Environmental Pollution. Biodegradation; Microbial Ecology; Microbial Technologies; Microbes And Sulfur Cycle; Bacteria Marine Habitats; Environment And Biotechnology Industry; Microbiology Of Dairy Products; Food Biotechnology; Microbial Attachment, Molecular Mechanisms Etc. Like Topics Are Scientifically Analyzed In These Volumes, The Text Is Supported With Appropriate Data And Suitable Diagrams. The Book Will Prove An Authoritative Reference Book For Students, Scholars And Academics In The Field Besides The Biological And Environmental Scientists And Activists.
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Content
- Cover
- Halftitle
- Title
- Copyright
- Preface
- Contents
- 26. Biopharmaceutins
- 27. Environment and Biotechnology Industry
- 28. Microbes Under High-Pressure Habitats
- 29. Alkaline Environments
- 30. Low-Temperature Environments
- 31. Catabolic Plasmids in the Environment
- 32. History of Microbiology
- 33. Careers in Microbiology
- 34. Oral Microbiology
- 35. Heterotrophic Microorganisms
- 36. Thermophilic Microorganisms
- 37. Alkaliphilic Microorganisms
- 38. Biopolymers
- 39. Biofilms and Biofouling
- 40. Biological Nitrogen Fixation
- 41. Cellulases
- 42. Oxidative Stress Responses in Bacteria
- 43. Escherichia Coli, General Biology
- 44. Archaebacteria (Archaea)
- 45. Glycocalyx, Bacterial
- 46. Gram-Positive Cocci
- 47. Gram-Positive Rods
- 48. Acetogenesis and Acetogenic Bacteria
- 49. Spirochetes
- 50. Agrobacterium and Plant Cell Transformation
- 51. Mollicutes (Mycoplasmas)
- 52. Mycobacteria
- 53. Bacteria Marine Habitats
- 54. Bacteriocins, Molecular Biology
- 55. Bacteriophages (Viruses)
