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Review of medical microbiology

Ernest Jawetz

1974

Pathogenic microörganisms

William Hallock Park

1914

Diagnostic microbiology

W. Robert Bailey

1982

Big Fleas Have Little Fleas

Elizabeth W. Davidson

2006

Food microbiology

1976

A field guide to germs

Wayne Biddle

1995

Let Them Eat Dirt

Marie-Claire Arrieta, B. Brett Finlay

2016

Management of physical education and sport

Bucher, Charles Augustus

1993

Hygiene

Jane Eyerly Kozuszek

1978

A text-book of bacteriology

Philip Hanson Hiss

1916

Microbial control of insects and mites

H. D. Burges

1971

Borrelia

Justin D. Radolf, D. Scott Samuels

2010

The Direct detection of microorganisms in clinical samples

J. Donald Coonrod

1983

Veterinary microbiology and microbial disease

B. K. Markey, W. J. Donnelly, P. J. Quinn et al.

2010

Do no harm

Gregg R. Luke

2008

Deadly Companions

Dorothy H. Crawford

2007

Biodefense

2005

Cell wall deficient forms

Lida H. Mattman

1974

Review of medical microbiology

Ernest Jawetz

1960

Diseases from space

Fred Hoyle

1979

Genome plasticity and infectious diseases

Jörg Hacker

2011

Animal microbiology

Buxton, Anthony.

1977

Investigations into the etiology of traumatic infective diseases

Koch, Robert

1880

Plant pathology and plant pathogens

C. H. Dickinson

1977

Attack of the superbugs

Kathiann M. Kowalski

2005

Waterborne pathogens

Emmanuelle Guillot

2010

Principles of microbiology

Charles Franklin Carter

1961

A clinician's dictionary of pathogenic microorganisms

Michael A. Pfaller, James H. Jorgensen

2003

In vitro colony interactions among species of Trichoderma with inference toward biological control

Jimmy L. Reaves

1994

Understanding Germ Warfare (Science Made Accessible)

Scientific American, Sandy Fritz

2002

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