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Basics of Medical Microbiology
2018Clinical microbiology classically focuses on microorganisms that make people sick “pathogens”. Founders of clinical microbiology were Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch. Until the first half of the nineteenth century, cleanliness and disinfection in medicine were not considered necessary, because the causative agents of infection were unknown.
Presterl, Elisabeth +4 more
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Proteomics in medical microbiology
Electrophoresis, 2000The techniques of proteomics (high resolution two-dimensional electrophoresis and protein characterisation) are widely used for microbiological research to analyse global protein synthesis as an indicator of gene expression. The rapid progress in microbial proteomics has been achieved through the wide availability of whole genome sequences for a number
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[Trends in medical microbiology--gene probes in medical microbiology].
Zeitschrift fur die gesamte Hygiene und ihre Grenzgebiete, 1990At first the principle of nucleic acid hybridisation, some important technics used heretofore, and methods to label nucleic acids are described. The advantages and disadvantages regarding to the application to microbiological diagnostics are discussed.
G, Schönian +5 more
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Ease the complexities of Microbiology with a textbook designed specifically for the high-pressure window of University examinations. This concise guide strips away overwhelming detail to focus exclusively on high-yield topics and the most frequently asked questions from the last years of Medical Examinations.
Shraddha Gunjal, Prasad Gunjal
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Shraddha Gunjal, Prasad Gunjal
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2019
Medical Microbiology covers a range of key laboratory techniques used in the diagnosis of human diseases caused by microorganisms, with case studies throughout to highlight the clinical relevance of the techniques being described. The text is written from the point of view of a laboratory biomedical scientist.
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Medical Microbiology covers a range of key laboratory techniques used in the diagnosis of human diseases caused by microorganisms, with case studies throughout to highlight the clinical relevance of the techniques being described. The text is written from the point of view of a laboratory biomedical scientist.
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Medical Microbiology: The Practice of Medical Microbiology.
Medical Journal of Australia, 1962openaire +1 more source