Full Description
Despite the large numbers of prokaryote viruses and their morphological diversity and ubiquity, there is no atlas illustrating them. This situation contrasts with the attention given to animal and plant viruses, which have been relatively well illustrated. This book will correct this oversight and illustrate prokaryotic viruses of two general types: archaeal viruses and bacterial viruses.Key selling features:Illustrates prokaryotic viruses with beautiful SEMsDistinguishes archaeal from bacterial virusesDocuments the structural variability of prokaryotic viruses
Contents
Preface. Introduction. Classification and Properties. Electron Microscopy. Micrographs of Archaeal Viruses. Micrographs of Bacteria l Viruses. Artifacts and Errors. References.
