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Population Genetics Of Bacteria A Tribute To Thomas S Whittam 1st Edition Peter C H Feng

Name: Population Genetics Of Bacteria A Tribute To Thomas S Whittam 1st Edition Peter C H Feng
SKU: BELL-5307852
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Population Genetics Of Bacteria A Tribute To Thomas S Whittam 1st Edition Peter C H Feng instant download after payment.

Publisher: ASM Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.12 MB

Pages: 336

Author: Peter C. H. Feng, Thomas S. Whittam, Seth T. Walk

ISBN: 9781555815356, 9781555817114, 1555817114, 1555815359

Language: English

Year: 2011

Edition: 1

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Population Genetics Of Bacteria A Tribute To Thomas S Whittam 1st Edition Peter C H Feng by Peter C. H. Feng, Thomas S. Whittam, Seth T. Walk 9781555815356, 9781555817114, 1555817114, 1555815359 instant download after payment.

This title examines how population genetics can be used to answer a number of basic and applied research questions. It is a timely work as microbial ecologists are just now able, by means of new molecular techniques, to answer fundamental questions in ecology and evolution long debated by scientists who deal with life in its larger forms.
The presentation of bacterial population genetics in this context is to be a tribute to one of the experts in the field, the late Dr. Thomas S. Whittam, and to pay tribute to his renowned research with contributions from former collaborators around the globe