Textbook of General Bacteriology

Description

This book tries to provide a complete overview of our current understanding of bacteriology, particularly as it relates to medical practise. The book appears to be a significant contribution to scientific literature. Many of the articles are likely to be unfamiliar to the author, and his assessment of the entire book will be influenced to some extent by the quality of those pieces with which he is familiar. It covers all aspects of plague infection, including bacillus characteristics, immune issues, transmission by the rat-flea, natural disease in rodents, and the many types of plague in humans, including pathology, diagnosis, and treatment. It is enrich with valuable contributions and regarded as a standard work on the subject.