General Microbiology
Author: Linda Bruslind
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Description: General Microbiology, is a general microbiology book that addresses topics such as introduction to microbiology, microscopes, cell structure, bacteria, archaea, viruses, microbial growth, environmental factors, among others.
Subject: Microbiology
Pages: 176
Megabytes: 6.49 MB
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