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Handbook on Clostridia

Edited by: Peter Dürre

Print publication date:  March  2005
Online publication date:  March  2005

Print ISBN: 9780849316180
eBook ISBN: 9780203489819
Adobe ISBN:

10.1201/9780203489819
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Book description

Providing a comprehensive resource on the complete field of Clostridium, this book also serves as a compilation of critical reviews on the advantages of using Clostridia for new medical and biotechnological applications. Responding to gaps in the literature, Handbook on Clostridia combines information on basic methods, biochemical fundamentals, clinical practice, industrial applications, and novel developments into a single volume. Experts in the field summarize methods, physiology, medical significance, regulation, ecosystems, genomics, and current and potential applications. It is a valuable reference for every specialist, researcher, and student involved in this promising field.

Table of contents

Chapter  1:  Species and Strain Identification Methods Download PDF
Chapter  2:  Quantitative Proteome Analysis of Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  3:  Gene Cloning in Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  4:  Gene Analysis of Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  5:  Anoxic Testing and Purification of Enzymes Download PDF
Chapter  6:  Degradation of Polymers: Cellulose, Xylan, Pectin, Starch Download PDF
Chapter  7:  Genetic Organization and Regulation of Hexose and Pentose Utilization in the Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  8:  Carbohydrate Uptake by the Phosphotransferase System and Other Mechanisms Download PDF
Chapter  9:  Special Clostridial Enzymes and Fermentation Pathways Download PDF
Chapter  10:  Degradation of Heterocyclic Compounds Download PDF
Chapter  11:  Nitrogen Assimilation in Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  12:  Nitrogen Fixation Download PDF
Chapter  13:  Clostridial Potassium Transport Systems Download PDF
Chapter  14:  Transport of Phosphate Download PDF
Chapter  15:  Membrane Lipids of Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  16:  Adhesins Download PDF
Chapter  17:  Clostridial Toxins vs. Other Bacterial Toxins Download PDF
Chapter  18:  Clostridial Enterotoxins Download PDF
Chapter  19:  Clostridial Cytotoxins Download PDF
Chapter  20:  Membrane Active Toxins Download PDF
Chapter  21:  Clostridial Neurotoxins Download PDF
Chapter  22:  Clostridial Diseases in Domestic Animals Download PDF
Chapter  23:  Two-Component Signal Transduction Systems in Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  24:  Comparative Genomic Analysis of Signal Transduction Proteins in Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  25:  Regulation of Catabolic Gene Systems Download PDF
Chapter  26:  RNA Polymerase and Alternative σ Factors Download PDF
Chapter  27:  Transposable Genetic Elements of Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  28:  Sporulation (Morphology) of Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  29:  Sporulation in Clostridia (Genetics) Download PDF
Chapter  30:  Formation of Solvents in Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  31:  Bacteriophages of Clostridium  Download PDF
Chapter  32:  Acetogenic Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  33:  Halophilic Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  34:  Syntrophism among Clostridiales Download PDF
Chapter  35:  Ecology and Activity of Clostridia in the Intestine of Mammals Download PDF
Chapter  36:  Industrially Relevant Fermentations Download PDF
Chapter  37:  Metabolic Engineering of Solventogenic Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  38:  Biodegradation of Hazardous Materials by Clostridia Download PDF
Chapter  39:  Clostridial Collagenase in Wound Repair Download PDF
Chapter  40:  Clostridia As Production Systems for Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Proteins of Therapeutic Value in Tumor Treatment Download PDF
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