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The actinomycetes
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Handbook of Microbiology
Basic information on antibiotics and other biologically active products are presented in these two easy-to-read volumes. The first volume is devoted entirely to antibiotics and consists of data assembled from the Index of Antibiotics from Actinomycetes. Highlighted are antibiotics from bacteria and from phycomycetes and other fungi. Mutasynthetic antibiotics are also discussed. In the second volume, data on biologically active substances is presented. Antiviral compounds, pharmacologically active compounds from microbial sources and plant products not readily considered antibiotics are featured. In addition, compounds produced commercially by fermentation and some products of the "new biotechnology" are listed. PART B: ANTIMICROBIAL INHIBITORS
Handbook of Microbiology
Basic information on antibiotics and other biologically active prod-ucts are presented in these two easy-to-read volumes. The first volume is devoted entirely to antibiotics and consists of data as-sembled from the Index of Antibiotics from Actinomycetes. High-lighted are antibiotics from bacteria and from phycomycetes and other fungi. Mutasynthetic antibiotics are also discussed. In the second volume, data on biologically active substances is pre-sented. Antiviral compounds, pharmacologically active compounds from microbial sources and plant products not readily considered antibiotics are featured. In addition, compounds produced commer-cially by fermentation and some products of the "new biotechnol-ogy" are listed. PART A: ANTIBIOTICS
Bacteria
Volume 1 covers the bacteria. Each chapter treats a group of bateria. Extensive bibliographies. A section on General information includes a glossary, taxonomy information, literature, etc. Taxonomic and topical indexes. Also a chapter on paleomicrobiology. Good overview plus factual information. Published 1977.
Handbook of Microbiology
Basic information on antibiotics and other biologically active products are presented in these two easy-to-read volumes. The first volume is devoted entirely to antibiotics and consists of data assembled from the Index of Antibiotics from Actinomycetes. Highlighted are antibiotics from bacteria and from phycomycetes and other fungi. Mutasynthetic antibiotics are also discussed. In the second volume, data on biologically active substances is presented. Antiviral compounds, pharmacologically active compounds from microbial sources and plant products not readily considered antibiotics are featured. In addition, compounds produced commercially by fermentation and some products of the "new biotechnology" are listed. PART B: ANTIMICROBIAL INHIBITORS
The Microbes
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