10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRAM.»
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1
Direct Smear Atlas: A Monograph of
Gram-stained Preparations ...
An invaluable reference and educational tool, this manual is effective both as a standalone text and as an accompaniment to Marler, Siders and Allen's Direct Smear Atlas CD-ROM (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1998).
Linda M. Marler, Jean A. Siders, Stephen D. Allen (MD.), 2001
2
Gram-positive Pathogens
Provides comprehensive coverage of all gram-positive pathogens, including genome data. Appeals to clinicians, infectious disease specialists, and instructors and students seeking a single reference source on gram-positive bacteria.
Vincent A. Fischetti, 2006
3
Grievous Angel: An Intimate Biography of
Gram Parsons
A portrait of the late country-rock performer, co-written by his daughter, draws on unpublished letters and interviews with artists whose work was inspired by Parsons, in an account that explores his lasting influence on music today.
4
Gram Stain: Looking Beyond Bacteria to Find Fungi in
Gram ...
This book has been specifically designed for people working in the medical microbiology laboratory with little or no practical experience in medical mycology.
5
Direct Realism: A Study of Perception
But this is compatible with the fact that any case of non-inferential knowledge has a material objeCt as its object. The fact ofinfallible perceptual awareness fails to discredit DireCt Realism for similar reasons.
6
The Diabetes Carbohydrate & Fat
Gram Guide
An ultimate reference for anyone looking to shop with confidence while managing diabetes with ease, this comprehensive book lists foods, serving sizes, and nutritional information for more than 7,000 generic, packaged, and fast foods.
7
Intensive Care Medicine: Annual Update 2008
Gram-positive. and. Gram-negative. Sepsis: Two. Disease. Entities? S. Leaver, A.
Burke Gaffney, and T.W. Evans Introduction Sepsis and its sequelae are the
leading causes of death among critically ill patients in non-coronary intensive
care ...
8
Manual of Clinical Problems in Infectious Disease
henever the microbiology laboratory reports that a blood culture is positive for a
gram-negative bacillus, it must be assumed that the patient is bacteremic and a
life- threatening infection is present. The report of a gram-negative rod on smear
is ...
Nelson Murray Gantz, 2006
9
The Bacterial Cell Wall
3.2. The. Rigid. Layer. of. Gram-Positive. and. Gram-Negative. Bacteria. 3.2.1
Significance, Isolation, Composition, Structure Despite the general variability in
composition and structure of the microbial cell wall, one construction element is ...
Guntram Seltmann, Otto Holst, 2002
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The Prokaryotes: Vol. 1: Symbiotic Associations, ...
Most strictly aerobic, Gram- negative eubacteria produce only ubiquinones,
whereas facultatively anaerobic, Gram-negative eubacteria contain in addition
menaquinones and/or demethylmenaquinones. Aerobic and facultatively
anaerobic, ...
Martin Dworkin, Stanley Falkow, 2006
