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Basic Bacteriology I
This lecture note covers the following topics: Typical shapes and arrangements of bacterial cells, Typical arrangements of bacterial flagella, Hans Christian Gram, Development of solidifying agents and complex media, Bacterial identification, Bacterial Growth, Antisepsis, Antibiotics, Scarlet Fever, Appendicitis, Cerebro-Spinal Fever and The Corollaries of Pathogenicity.
Author(s): Stanford University
137 Pages 
List of Clinically Important Bacteria
This book is a list of bacteria that are significant in medicine. It is not intended as an exhaustive list of all bacterial species: that should be at List of bacteria.
Author(s): Wikipedia.org
NA Pages
Photo Gallery of Bacterial Pathogens
The web contains many images of bacterias. The purpose of this page is to provide a central location to go to for images of pathogenic bacteria on the web.
Author(s): A.T. Still University
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Lecture on Bacteriology (PDF 13P)
This note covers the following topics: Microbial cell structure, Optical method, Prokaryotic, Cytoplasmic structures, The Cell Envelope, The cytoplasmic membrane, Function of Cytoplasmic Membrane, The cell Well, Cell wall growth , Protoplasts, spheroplasts and L-Forms.
Author(s): NA
13 Pages
This book covers the following topics: Chemical Criteria of Anaerobiosis with Special Reference to Methylene Blue, The Effect of Pepton upon the Production of Tetanus Toxin, Spiral Bodies in Bacterial Cultures.
Author(s): Winslow, C.-E. A. (Charles-Edward Amory)
646 Pages
Basic laboratory procedures in clinical bacteriology (PDF 188P)
This book is published by World Health Organization. In this book WHO brings together and updates the various guidelines produced by WHO over the years on sampling of specimens for laboratory investigation, identification of bacteria, and testing of antimicrobial resistance. The information included is intended to lead to harmonization of microbiological investigations and susceptibility testing, and to improve the quality of laboratories at both central and intermediate levels.
Author(s): World Health Organization
188 Pages
Medical Bacteriology (PDF 444P)
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Author(s): NA
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