Description
Revival: Biofilms (1995)
Methods for Enzymatic Release of Microorganisms
CRC Press Revivals Series
Author: Brisou Jean F.
Language: English
Subjects for Revival: Biofilms (1995):
Keywords
Fimbrial Subunit; Adherence Mechanisms; Alpha Glucosidases; Biofilms; Sialic Acid; Enzyms; Alpha Mannosidase; Methods; Sterile Physiological Solution; Microorganisms; Nonreducer Terminal Residues; Vibrio Alginolyticus; Lower Fungi; Mycolic Acids; Alpha Amylase; Diaminopimelic Acid; Hyaluronic Acid; TCBS Agar; Teichoic Acids; Bacteria Marked; Polymerized Chain Reactions; Axenic Mice; Lipoteichoic Acid; Mucous Gels; Le Brec; Seawater Cultures; Uropathogenic Strains; Peptide Synthetases; Muramic Acid; Digestive Tube
Publication date: 07-2017
· 15.6x23.4 cm · Hardback
Publication date: 01-2019
· 15.6x23.4 cm · Paperback
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This text presents a new technique for detecting microorganisms, specifically bacteria found in all levels of the biosphere. It also discusses methods for enzymatic release of these microbes as well as their interactions in all ecosystems. Drawings and micrographs help to illustrate this concept.
Part one is devoted to the mechanisms of adherence. The second part discusses microbial ecology and the bacterial population of tissues as well as both land and aquatic microbiocenoses in general. Part three specifically covers technique. What is known about the mechanisms of adherence justifies the choice of techniques suggested. Applications in areas such as nature, medicine, environmental hygiene and the food industry are discussed.
The explanation of useful techniques, the author's research results, and practical application methods make this volume an essential reference tool for researchers, technicians and practitioners.
(Section Heads): Part I: Adherence in Microbiology. Structures and Mechanisms. Chemical Elements of Adherence. Part II: Bacteria Life in the Wild. Adherence in Living Tissues. Adherence to a Few Organs and Organisms. Natural Microbiocenoses. Part III: Enzymatic Release Techniques of Bacteria. Basic Techniques. Practical Applications.
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