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The Cytology and Life History of Bacteria

The Cytology and Life History of Bacteria

The Cytology and Life History of Bacteria

The purpose of this book is to present a reasoned case for regarding bacteria as living cells with the same structure and functions as other living cells, and to correlate the available information upon the various types of bacteria. Major topics covered are: Surface Structures, The Bacterial Nucleus, Sexuality in bacteria, Life Cycles in Bacteria, Macroformations, Evolutionary Relationships of Bacteria and the genetics of bacteria.

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