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Type of document : One-volume edition
Edition cipher : 616:579.61/P39
Author(s) : Pelczar, Michael J.
Title : Microbiology : Concepts and Applications
Outputed data : New York: McGraw-Hill, 1993
Quantitative characteristics :896 с
ISBN, Price 0-07-049258-1: 110.00 р.
UDC : 616:579.61 + 616:579.61](075.8)=111
MeSH-main: МИКРОБИОЛОГИЯ -- MICROBIOLOGY
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Type of document : One-volume edition
Edition cipher : 616:579.61/P39
Author(s) : Pelczar, Michael J., Chan E. C. S., Krieg, Noel R.
Title : Microbiology . -5th ed.
Outputed data : New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill , 1993
Quantitative characteristics :918 с
ISBN, Price 0-07-462320-6: 150.00 р.
UDC : 616:579.61 + 616:579.61](075.8)=111
MeSH-main: МИКРОБИОЛОГИЯ -- MICROBIOLOGY
Annotation: For the major part of the twentieth century the physical sciences have dominated science and engineering. This situation was due to a large degree to the development of the atomic bomb, and the achievements of the Soviet Union in outer space. The successful launching of the first satellite into space (Sputnik) in 1957 by the Soviet Union accelerated physical science research and development programs in the United States by the government, by universities, and by industry. We became engaged 4n a race for leadership in science and technology. We are now experiencing a rapid shift of national priorities in research and development. As we approach the twenty-first century, we see biology emerging as one of the top priorities in the field of science, and among the biological sciences microbiology has gained new stature. Microorganisms and their activities are increasingly central to many of the concerns of society both nationally and internationally. The problems of the global environment, the recognition of the need to recycle natural resources, the discovery of recombinant DNA and the resulting high technology of genetic engineering—these and other developments have placed microbiology in the limelight
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