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Population genetics of bacteria

Society for General Microbiology. Symposium · 1995

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"This volume brings together authoritative articles summarizing the current state of knowledge of the genetic organization of bacterial populations. Contributions include the evolution of E. coli populations, the roles of gene transfer and recombination, the distribution and evolution of plasmids and antibiotic resistance, population genetics of phase-variable systems, population dynamics and epidemiology of bacterial pathogens, and plasmid transfer in the natural environment. Similarities to and differences from the population genetics of higher organisms are emphasized throughout, and the impact of bacterial studies on current evolutionary theories highlighted. The consequences of population structure in clinical practice, environmental situations and commercial exploitation of bacteria are also considered."--BOOK JACKET.

פרטי הספר

שנה
1995
שפה
English
הוצאה
Cambridge University Press
מהדורות
1
עמודים
360
ISBN
9780521480529

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