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基本説明
Reviews the history of research, beginning with fermentation research at the end of the 18th century. Provides extensive references to the primary literature.
Full Description
The comprehensive history of yeast research.Traces the growing understanding of yeasts and their role in the evolution of microbiology, biochemistry, cytology, and genetics. Details how findings in yeast research were used to overcome complex problems and to develop currently accepted scientific concepts and methods.Emphasizes experimental evidence, by reproducing many figures from the original researchers' work as well as illustrations of the equipment they used.The book is enlivened with images of many of the scientists and offers accounts of notable incidents in the lives of some of them.Serves as a resource for microbiology, biochemistry, or general biology students. This title is published by the American Society of Microbiology Press and distributed by Taylor and Francis in rest of world territories.
Contents
Table of Contents1. The Cause of Fermentation: Work by Chemists and Biologists, 1789 to 18502. The Beginnings of Yeast Physiology, 1850 to 18803. Pure Cultures, New Yeast Species, and Cell-Free Extracts, 1880 to 19004. Yeast Cytology, 1890 to 19505. Yeast Cytology, 1950 to 19906. The Fermentation Pathway, 1900 to 19507. The Main Respiratory Pathway, 1920 to 19608. Enzymatic Adaptation and Regulation, 1900 to 19609. Regulation of Sugar Metabolism, 1920 to 200410. Metabolite Transport by Facilitated Diffusion, 1900 to 200011. Metabolite Uptake by Active Transport, 1925 to 200012. The Foundations of Yeast Genetics, 1918 to 200013. Medical Yeasts, 1800 to 200014. Yeast Taxonomy, 1900 to 2000



