General Microbiology

by Anjana Sharma, Jammaluddin, Naveen Malaviya

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The text book of Microbiology as taught in different courses in various universities. It has been divided in five sections. Sections I deals with the history of microbiology, taxonomy, morphology and reproduction of microorganisms, wherein, a brief account of eukaryotic microorganism is also discussed. Section II covers physiology wherein, a basic account of biochemistry and details of enzyme and metabolic processes in microorganisms is included. Further, certain techniques namely, ELISA and SDGC are also described. Section III deals with microbial genetics. Chapters 14 of this section starts with the basic terms used in genetics and description of nucleic acid. Besides microbial genetics transposable elements and transposition have been given. It also covers molecular biology. Section IV deals with Applied Microbiology. Human and Plant Diseases have been covered. Detailed account of Immunology, Soil Microbiology, and Industrial Microbiology has been included. Geomicrobiology has been treated specially in a chapter separately devoted to it. Section V covers techniques wherein. various types of microscopy, instrumentation and cultural techniques are given. The Students of microbiology at present are required to consult a large number of books to grapple with the subject and, therefore, the form and details of this book have been given in order to give them basic understanding of the subject.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Anjana Sharma

Anjana Sharma teaches literatures in English at Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi. She is a literary critic, editor and reviewer as well as a commentator on the interface between culture and gender identity. Her other interest is Indian writing in English, specifically the contemporary women's novel written in english on which she has published extensively. Her forthcoming publication, also from Macmillan, include Tragedy: contemporary to Classical (co-edited with Terry Collits). She is also currently working on a collection of essays on Euripides's Medea.