Basic Microbiology: History, Fundamentals and Insights

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· Academic Press
Ebook
500
Pages
Eligible
This book will become available on November 3, 2025. You will not be charged until it is released.

About this ebook

Recently, molecular technologies have positively affected the field of microbiology, providing rapid quantitative as well as qualitative information on microorganisms present in a given sample. The development of microbiology-based inventions suggests a worthwhile but challenging prospect to create pharmaceutical products and harvest the superior potential therein. Some of the challenges while patenting the microorganisms can be overcome by updating aspirants related with ethical and regulatory issues, especially guidelines established in microbiology to explore its more clinical applications. Basic Microbiology, History, Fundamentals and Insights is not simply about the basic science of microbiology. It also takes the science into to the industrial setting and design and offers invaluable advice on how to apply it to the manufacture of pharmaceutical and healthcare products, and for keeping such products within microbial control. Basic Microbiology, History, Fundamentals and Insights carries outcomes of present research to reach those whose aspiration allows using this information and know-how in the basic settings. - Acts as a valuable resource in the diverse fields of microbiology science, particularly for biomedical and healthcare professionals - Offers an updated, highly structured reference with data illustrated in figures, flowcharts, and tables for easier understanding for students, researchers, and practitioners working in various microbiology fields - Serves as a valuable resource on recent scientific findings - Contains more than 250 illustrations per volume, along with the latest information or discoveries in dialogue boxes - Includes end of chapter exercises and video demonstrations

About the author

Saurabh Bhatia is Head of the Plant Tissue Culture Lab, PDM College of Pharmacy, Bahadurgarh, Haryana, India.

Prof. Ahmed Al-Harrasi received his BSc in Chemistry from Sultan Qaboos University in Oman in 1997. Then he moved to the Free University of Berlin from which he obtained his MSc in Chemistry in 2002 and then his PhD in Organic Chemistry in 2005 as a DAAD-fellow under the supervision of Prof. Hans-Ulrich Reissig. His PhD work was on New Transformations of Enantiopure 1,2-oxazines. He then received the Fulbright award in 2008 for postdoctoral research in chemistry, for which he joined Prof. Tadhg Begely at Cornell University to work on the synthesis of isotopically-labeled thiamin pyrophosphate. After a postdoctoral research stay at Cornell University in 2009, he started his independent research at the University of Nizwa in Oman, where he founded the chair of Oman’s Medicinal Plants and Marine Natural Products, merging chemistry and biological research.Dr. Al-Harrasi is currently a professor of organic chemistry and the Vice Chancellor for Graduate Studies, Research and External Relations at the University of Nizwa. He was a chair and invited speaker in many international conferences, and is a reviewer for more than 15 international chemistry and biotechnology journals. He has authored and co-authored over 290 scientific papers and six book chapters, and taught many chemistry courses both at MSc and BSc levels.

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