Molecular Breeding and Genetics of Applied Microorganisms

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Kenji Sakaguchi, Masanori Okanishi
Kodansha, 1980 - Medical - 160 pages
Molecular Breeding and Genetics of Applied Microorganisms provides expert reviews on the developments in the field of applied microbiology in Japan. The book presents areas where further progress in applied microbiology is possible. Articles on these possibilities such as the use of recombinant DNA techniques to link fragments of DNA from unrelated organisms; creation of new strains of microorganisms to control pollution; construction of a """"biological battery"""" using a photosynthetic system; and breeding of plant species tolerant to various plant diseases are explored in detail. Microbiol ...

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Regulation of Antibiotics Production in Microorganisms
9
Plasmid Involvement in Antibiotics Production
29
Aspects of Microbial Evolution
47
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