An Overview of Linking Microbial Physiology to Genetics and Ecology

Description

The logical, straightforward structure of earlier editions is still present in Microbial Physiology. Anyone interested in learning about the processes that underlie cell survival and growth will first receive an introduction to cell structure and the synthesis of its constituent parts, followed by in-depth discussions of genetics, metabolism, growth, and control. This thorough guide examines the topic from a contemporary molecular genetic standpoint and incorporates new knowledge discovered through numerous genome studies. This book's main goal is to identify and draw attention to the concepts and approaches that help us understand organismal or genetic persistence. In addition, information on how microbial physiology, genetics, and ecology affect microorganism persistence or how persistence is measured will be included. As a result, there is a critical need for more excellent fundamental knowledge about the ecology of microbes in the natural world. Both the objective of risk and the critical exposure level must be defined to assess the underlying dangers related to the discharge of genetically modified microorganisms.