Bacterial Growth and Division
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Microscopic bacterial cells are amazing life forms on earth. With the advent of research in the field of microbiology, scientists have explored opportunities to explore its application across a wide range of fields. We come across several outstanding and brain storming concepts emerging from bacterial research every single day, making it difficult to find all the relevant and concise information in one place. This motivates me to write this book covering recent advances in bacterial cell biology. The book includes research updates which have changed the way we speculated the working of a…mehr

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Microscopic bacterial cells are amazing life forms on earth. With the advent of research in the field of microbiology, scientists have explored opportunities to explore its application across a wide range of fields. We come across several outstanding and brain storming concepts emerging from bacterial research every single day, making it difficult to find all the relevant and concise information in one place. This motivates me to write this book covering recent advances in bacterial cell biology. The book includes research updates which have changed the way we speculated the working of a bacterial cell.This book is for the researchers interested to access information about different concepts of cell biology and enlists several methods to study them. Each chapter shall include the principles, methods and implications of relevant research concerning a particular topic.The information provided in the book includes data from original and authentic research. You will find the illustrations to help you understand concepts of specific topics. Different chapters in the books include a variety of topics in a sequence designed to understand the overall view and deep molecular mechanisms involved in bacterial growth and division, and we hope to address a large number of readers.
Autorenporträt
Deepak Anand received his PhD in microbiology and cell biology from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India where is characterized the antisense RNA against essential cell division gene and role of protease in division process. His major research of interest is bacterial cell biology and its role in growth and division. He is a Postdoc Fellow and a junior researcher at Max-Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology, Marburg, Germany; actively involved in understanding the mechanism of bacterial cell division and chromosome segregation. He has contributed 2 reviews and 5 research articles in peer reviewed journals. He is member body of the postdoc representative, department of Ecophysiology, at Max-Planck Institute, Marburg. Dr Prerna Pandey, a biotechnologist with several years of wet lab research experience, worked at International Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, New Delhi. Her field of research in PhD included isolation and molecular characterization of geminiviruses, genome sequencing, gene annotation, and gene silencing using the RNA interference technology. She has also worked at Transasia Biomedicals and Advance Enzyme Technologies as a scientist. Prerna has published papers in peer-reviewed journals, and has submitted a number of annotated Geminiviral genome sequences in the GenBank, including two novel ones. She has also completed her editing and proof-reading courses from Society for the promotion of Editors and Proof-readers, UK and now works as a freelance scientific editor and writer. When Prerna is not busy with her assignments, she loves to explore historical places.