Staley, J.T. et al.
Microbial Life 2nd ed.
Sinauer 2007.8
980 pp. Casebound * 820 Illustrations
ISBN 0-87893-685-8 【在庫有り】
19,000円
Contents
Part I. The Scope of Microbiology: 1. Evolution, Microbial Life, and the Biosphere/ 2. Historical Overview/ 3. Fundamental Chemistry of the Cell/ 4. Structure and Function of Bacteria and Archaea/ Part II. Microbial Physiology: Nutrition and Growth: 5. Nutrition, Cultivation, and Isolation of Microorganisms/ 6. Microbial Growth/ 7. Control of Microbial Growth/ Part III. Microbial Physiology: Metabolism: 8. Cellular Energy Derived from Chemicals/ 9. Cellular Energy Derived from Light/ 10. Biosynthesis of Monomers/ 11. Assembly of Bacterial Cell Structures/ 12. Role of Microbes in Biodegradation/ Part IV. Genetics and Basic Virology: 13. Basic Genetics/ 14. Viruses/ 15. Genetic Exchange/ 16. Microbial Genomics/ Part V. Microbial Evolution and Diversity: 17. Taxonomy of Bacteria and Archaea/ 18. Archaea/ 19. Nonphotosynthetic Proteobacteria/ 20. Gram-Positive Bacteria: Firmicutes and Actinobacteria/ 21. Phototrophic Bacteria/ 22. Exploring Microbial Diversity: Other Phyla, Other Microbial Worlds/ 23. Eukaryotic Microorganisms/ Part VI. Ecology of Microorganisms 24. Microbial Ecology/ 25. Beneficial Symbiotic Associations/ 26. Human Host- Microbe Interaction/ Part VII. Immunology and Medical Microbiology 27. Immunology/ 28. Microbial Diseases of / 29. Viral Diseases of Humans/ 30. Epidemiology and Clinical Microbiology/ Part VIII. Applied Microbiology 31. Industrial Microbiology/ 32. Applied Environmental Microbiology/
* Microbial Life captures the richness, the intellectual excitement, and present-day understanding of the role of the microbe in evolution, human health, and in our lives. It is written for sophomore to senior undergraduates who have a general understanding of chemical concepts and biochemistry. *
Bergman, Nicholas H. ed.
Comparative Genomics Vol. 1
Humana Press 2007.7
580 pp. (H)
ISBN 1-58829-693-8
19,900円
Contents
Section I-Genome Visualization and Annotation: 1. Comparative analysis and visualization of genomic sequences using VISTA Browser and associated computational tools Inna Dubchak/ 2. Comparative Genomic Analysis Using the UCSC Genome Browser/ 3. Comparative Genome Analysis in the Integrated Microbial Genomes (IMG) System/ 4. WebACT: An Online Genome Comparison Suite/ 5. GenColors: Annotation and Comparative Genomics of Prokaryotes made easy/ 6. Comparative Microbial Genome Visualization Using GenomeViz/ 7. BugView: A Tool for Genome Visualization and Comparison/ 8. CGAS: Comparative Genome Annotation System/ Section II-Sequence Alignments: 9. BLAST Quick Start: An Example-driven Web-based BLAST Tutorial/ 10. Psi-BLAST Tutorial/ 11. Organizing and Updating Whole Genome BLAST Searches with REHAB/ 12. Alignment of Genomic Sequences Using DIALIGN/ 13. An Introduction to the Lagan Alignment Toolkit/ 14. Aligning Multiple Whole Genomes with Mercator and Mavid Colin N. Dewey/ 15. Mulan: Multiple-Sequence Alignment to Predict Functional Elements in Genomic Sequences / 16. Improving Pairwise Sequence Alignment between Distantly Related Proteins/ Section III-Identification of Conserved Sequences and Biases in Codon Usage: 17. Discovering Sequence Motifs/ 18. Discovery of conserved motifs in promoters of orthologous genes in prokaryotes/ 19. PhyME: A Software Tool for Finding Motifs in Sets of Orthologous Sequences/ 20. Comparative Genomics-based Orthologous Promoter Analysis using the DoOP database and the DoOPSearch web tool/ 21. Discovery of motifs in promoters of co-regulated genes/ 22. Fastcompare: A non-alignment approach for genome-scale discovery of DNA and mRNA regulatory elements using network-level conservation/ 23. Phylogenetic footprinting to find functional DNA elements/ 24. Detecting Regulatory Sites using PhyloGibbs/ 25. Using the Gibbs Motif Sampler for Phylogenetic Footprinting/ 26. Web-based Identification of Evolutionary Conserved DNA cis-regulatory elements/ 27. Exploring conservation of transcription factor binding sites with CONREAL/ 28. Computational and Statistical Methodologies for Orfeome Primary Structure Analysis/ Section IV-Identification and Structural Characterization of non-coding RNAs: 29. Comparative analysis of RNA genes: the caRNAc software/ 30. Efficient annotation of bacterial genomes for small, non-coding RNAs using the integrative computational tool sRNAPredict2/ 31. Methods for Multiple Alignment and Consensus Structure Prediction of RNAs Implemented in MARNA/ 32. Prediction of structural noncoding RNAs with RNAz/ 33. RNA Consensus Structure Prediction with RNAalifold/
* Comparative Genomics, Volume 1, provides a collection of robust protocols for molecular biologists beginning to use comparative genomic analysis tools in a variety of areas. Volume I contains the first four of seven sections. *
Hendricks, D.
Water Treatment Unit Processes Physical and Chemical
Series: Civil and Environmental Engineering�A Volume: 20
CRC Press 2006.1
1320 pp.
ISBN 0-8247-0695-1
17,600円
Contents
Pt.1.Foundation : 1.Water Treatment/ 2.Contaminants/ 3.Models/ 4.Principles of Treatment/ Pt.2.Particulate Removal : 5.Screening/ 6.Settling/ 7.Grit Chambers/ 8.Flotation/ Pt.3.Microscopic Particles : 9.Coagulation/ 10.Mixing/ 11.Flocculation/ 12.Depth Filtration/ 13.Slow Sand Filtration/ 14.Cake Filtration/ Pt.4.Molecules and Ions : 15.Adsorption/ 16.Ion-exchange/ 17.Membranes/ 18.Gas Transfer/ 19.Disinfection/ 20.Oxidation/ 21.Precipitation/ Appendices : A - International System of Units/ B - Physical Constants and Physical Data/ C - Miscellaneous Relations (gas law, pressure, math, statistics)/ D - Fluid Mechanics - Selected Topics/ E - Porous Media Hydraulics/ F - Alum Data and Conversions/ G - Dimensionless Groups/ H - Dissolved Gases/ Index/ *
Eaton, A.D. et al. ed.
Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater 21st ed.
APHA 2005.10
(H)
ISBN 0-87553-047-8
32,000円
Contents
* 水質検査法の定本として名高い書籍の最新改訂第21版です。 *
Martin, W. F. & Muller, M. eds.
Origin of Mitochondria and Hydro-genosomes
ミトコンドリアとハイドロジェノソームの起源
Springer-Verlag 2007.
306pp.(H)
ISBN 3-540-38501-0
24,300円
Contents
1 The Road to Hydrogenosomes/ 2 Mitochondria:Key to Complexity/ 3 Origin,Function,and Transmission of Mitochondria/ 4 Mitochondria and Their Host:Morphology to Molecular Phylogeny/ 5 Anaerobic Mitochondria:Properties and Origins/ 6 Iron -Sulfur Proteins and Iron -Sulfur Cluster Assembly in Organisms with Hydrogenosomes and Mitosomes/ 7 Hydrogenosomes (and Related Organelles,Either)Are Not the Same/ 8 The Chimaeric Origin of Mitochondria:Photosynthetic Cell Enslavement, Gene-Transfer Pressure,and Compartmentation Efficiency/ 9 Constantin Merezhkowsky and the Endokaryotic Hypothesis/ 10 The Diversity of Mitochondrion-Related Organelles Amongs tEukaryotic Microbes/ 11 Mitosomes of Parasitic Protozoa:Biology and Evolutionary Significance/ Index
* The evolutionary origins of hydrogenosomes have been the subject of considerable debate. From early days it was apparent that hydrogenosomes had evolved on multiple occasions in different eukaryotes, but from which progenitor organelle or endosymbiont was unresolved. * However, it is already apparent from the contributions to this volume, that identifying the genetic contribution to eukaryotes of the mitochondrial endosymbiosis, and revealing the functions of its descendent organelles, are key to understanding eukaryotic biology and evolution. *
Hillary E. Sussman, M.E. et al ed.
Genomes
ゲノム
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory 2006.
475 pp. (P)
ISBN 0-87969-807-1
7,700円
Contents
* この10年間の間に数百ものゲノムが完全に解読され、ゲノムの構造と機能に関する私たちの理解は大幅に向上しました。本書は学術誌Genome Researchの10周年記念号に掲載されたレビュー記事をまとめたものであり、微生物からヒトに至る様々なモデル生物のゲノム研究の現状を捉えています。
* 各章は界、分類群、種などで分けられ、ゲノム研究の歴史と現状、そして将来について各分野の専門家が独自の考察を行っています。扱われるトピックはショウジョウバエとホヤの遺伝子調節ネットワークや真菌ゲノムの進化、マウスとラットの変異誘発、作物ゲノミクスの今後、家畜ゲノミクスが人間の医療に与える影響、ヒト疾患の研究におけるイヌゲノムの重要性、そしてヒトとチンパンジーのゲノム比較によるﾓヒトであることﾓの探求など多岐にわたっています。
Preface/ Foreword/ 1. Insights on Biology and Evolution from Microbial Genome Sequencing/ 2. Changing Perspectives in Yeast Research Nearly a Decade after the Genome Sequence/ 3. Genomics of the Fungal Kingdom: Insights into Eukaryotic Biology/ 4. The Arabidopsis Genome: A Foundation for Plant Research/ 5. Grains of Knowledge: Genomics of Model Cereals/ 6. Genomics in Caenorhabditis elegans: So Many Genes, Such a Little Worm/ 7. Drosophila melanogaster: A Case Study of a Model Genomic Sequence and Its Consequences/ 8. Unraveling Genomic Regulatory Networks in the Simple Chordate, Ciona intestinalis/ 9. Fish Genomics and Biology/ 10. Xenomics/ 11. Chicken Genome: Current Status and Future Opportunities/ 12. Advances in Livestock Genomics: Opening the Barn Door/ 13. The Canine Genome/ 14. Impact of Genomics on Research in the Rat/ 15. The Mouse Genome/ 16. Genomics of the Future: Identification of Quantitative Trait Loci in the Mouse/ 17. Comparing the Human and Chimpanzee Genomes: Searching for Needles in a Haystack/ 18. Structure and Function of the Human Genome/ 19. Emerging Technologies in DNA Sequencing/ 20. Genome Annotation Past, Present, and Future: How to Define an Open Reading Frame at Each Locus/ Index/ *
Costerton, J. W.
The Biofilm Primer
Springer Series on Biofilms, Vol.1
Springer-Verlag 2007.3
199 pp. (H)
ISBN 3-540-68021-7
7,200円
Contents
Introduction / 1 Direct Observations. The Predominance of Biofilms in Naturaland Engineered Ecosystems / TheArchitectureofBiofilms / Dynamics of Biofilms / Resistance of Biofilms to Stress / Biofilms as Opportunistic Self-Mobilizing Communities / Efficiency of Biofilms / Relationship of Conventional Single-Species Cultures to Natural Biofilm Populations / Biofilm-Based Understanding of Naturaland Engineered Ecosystems / The Evolution of Biofilms / 2 Control of all Biofilm Strategies and Behaviours. TheMobilizationofBiofilmCommunities / Targeted Signaling in Microbial Biofilm Communities / Other Signaling Mechanisms in Microbial Biofilm Communities / Commensal IntegrationwithEukaryotes / 3 TheMicrobiology of the Healthy Human Body. The Human Integument / The Human Female Reproductive System / The Human Urinary System / The Human Biliary System / The Human Pulmonary System / The Human Digestive System / The Human Ecosystem : anEmergingPerception / 4 Replacement of Acute Planctonic by Chronic Biofilm Diseases. Etiology and Characteristics of Biofilm Infections / Biofilm-Based Strategies for the Prevention and Treatment of Chronic Biofilm Infections / New Diseases, New Concepts, NewTools / 5 Toward a Unified Biofilm Theory. A Personal Odyssey / General Principles Underlying the Biofilm Theory / The Biofilm Theory Can Unite and Revitalize Microbiology / The Biofilm Theory / The Way Forward / References / Suggested Reading / Subject Index /
* This book details the widely accepted hypothesis that the majority of bacteria in virtually all ecosystems grow in matrix-enclosed biofilms. The author, who proposed this biofilm hypothesis, uses direct evidence from microscopy and from molecular techniques, presenting cogent reasons for moving beyond conventional culture methods that dominated microbiology throughout the last century. Bacteria grow predominantly in biofilms in all natural, engineered, and pathogenic ecosystems, and this book provides a solid basis for the understanding of bacterial processes in environmental, industrial, agricultural, dental and medical microbiology. Using a unique "ecological" perspective, the author explores the commensal and pathogenic colonization of human organ systems. *
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