Bacterial Chromatin Dame R Dorman C by Dame R., Dorman C. instant download after payment.

The birth and the development of molecular biology and, subsequently, of genetic
engineering and biotechnology cannot be separated from the advancements in our
knowledge of the genetics, biochemistry and physiology of bacteria and bacterio­
phages. Also most of the tools employed nowadays by biotechnologists are of bacterial
(or bacteriophage) origin and the playground for most of the DNA manipulations still
remains within bacteria. The relative simplicity of the bacterial cell, the short genera­
tion times, the well defined and inexpensive culturing conditions which characterize
bacteria and the auto-catalytic process whereby a wealth of in-depth information has
been accumulated throughout the years have significantly contributed to generate a
large number of knowledge-based, reliable and exploitable biological systems.