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Features state-of-the-art coverage of a variety of disciplines including taxonomy, pathogenesis, epidemiology, ecology, and genomics.
Full Description
State-of-the-art research on the biology of vibrios, examining the impact of innovative molecular and genomic approaches on the traditional disciplines in the field. * Provides a cutting-edge analysis of the four main fields of study: biodiversity, ecology and its applications, post-genomics, and disease and epidemiology. * Offers significant coverage of new subject areas and examines the detection, characterization, and identification tools that have been developed to facilitate the rapid screening of vibrio strains. * Explores new guidelines and paradigms for the different branches of vibrio research and considers developments in the field, including the increasingly significant discipline of marine biotechnology and its relationship to the study of vibrios. * Serves as a valuable reference to bacterial taxonomists, microbial ecologists, and health management professionals, as well as to researchers, lecturers, and students of marine biology and aquaculture. This title is published by the American Society for Microbiology Press and distributed by Taylor and Francis in rest of world territories.
Contents
Table of ContentsI. Introduction1. A Global and Historical Perspective of the Genus Vibrio, R. R. ColwellII. Isolation, Enumeration, and Presentation2. Isolation, Enumeration, and Preservation of the Vibrionaceae, B. Gomez-Gil and A. RoqueIII. Classification and Phylogeny3. Taxonomy of the Vibrios, F. L. Thompson and J. Swings4. Molecular Identification, M. NishibuchiIV. Genome Evolution5. Comparative Genomics: Genome Configuration and the Driving Forces in the Evolution of Vibrios, T. Iida and K. Kurokawa6. Gene Duplicates in Vibrio Genomes, D. Gevers and Y. Van de Peer7. The Roles of Lateral Gene Transfer and Vertical Descent in Vibrio Evolution, Y. Boucher and H. W. Stokes8. The Adaptive Genetic Arsenal of Pathogenic Vibrio Species: the Role of Integrons, D. A. Rowe-Magnus, M. Zouine, and D. MazelV. Physiology9. Motility and Chemotaxis, L. L. McCarter10. Adaptive Responses of Vibrios, D. McDougald and S. Kjelleberg11. Extremophilic Vibrionaceae, D. H. BartlettVI. Habitat and Ecology12. Aquatic Environment, H. Urakawa and I. N. G. Rivera13. Dynamics of Vibrio populations and Their Role in Environmental Nutrient Cycling, J. R. Thompson and M. F. Polz14. The Vibrio fischeri-Euprymna scolopes Light Organ Symbiosis, E. V. Stabb15. The Mutual Partnership between Vibrio halioticoli and Abalones, T. Sawabe16. Vibrios in Coral Health and Disease, E. Rosenberg and O. Koren17. Vibrio cholerae Populations and Their Role in South America, A. C. P. Vicente, I. N. G Rivera, M. D. Vieira, and A. CoelhoVII. Animal Pathogens18. The Biology and Pathogenicity of Vibrio anguillarum and V. ordalii, J. H. Crosa, L. A. Actis, and M. E. Tolmasky19. Vibrio harveyi: Pretty Problems in Paradise, L. Owens and N. Busico-Salcedo20. Vibrio salmonicida, B. Austin21. Vibrio splendidus, F. Le Roux and B. Austin22. Miscellaneous Animal Pathogens, B. AustinVIII. The Impact of Genomics and Proteomics in the Study of Human Pathogens23. Vibrio cholerae: the Genetics of Pathogenesis and Environmental Persistence, M. G. Prouty and K. E. Klose24. Vibrio parahaemolyticus, T. Iida, K. S. Park, and T. Honda25. Vibrio vulnificus, J. D. Oliver26. Miscellaneous Human Pathogens, M. NishibuchiIX. Epidemiology27. Epidemiology, S. M. Faruque and G. B. NairX. Applications28. Biotechnological Applications, J. G. BurgessXI. Conclusions29. Conclusions, F. L. Thompson, B. Austin, and J. Swings
