Molecular Cellular Microbiology

This volume in the Methods in Microbiology series focuses on the interaction of microorganisms and the host cell, presenting detailed experimental techniques for modern microbiological research. The book focuses on current technical methods, including imaging technologies, cellular biochemistry, and the establishment and exploitation of cell assay systems. Also covered are methods for studying gene expression and detecting virulence genes. By studying the major techniques used to study cross talk between microbes and cells, rather than just presenting systems, this book distinguishes itself as an essential guide for all researchers working in microbiology, cell biology, and immunology.

Key Features * Focuses on current technical methods, including imaging technologies, cellular biochemistry, establishment and exploitation of cell assay systems* Covers promising new areas such as global analysis of genome expression and proteomic analysis of cellular components.* Encompasses the most recent and innovative techniques such as microarrays, new experimental models of infection and new cell assay systems* Provides a large array of models covering the various strategies used by pathogens to infect their host* Includes all current methods developed to study gene expression and detect virulence genes.

Methods in Microbiology is the most prestigious series devoted to techniques and methodology in the field. Established for over 30 years, Methods in Microbiology will continue to provide you with tried and tested, cutting edge protocols to directly benefit your research.

Molecular Cellular Microbiology, edited by two leading experts in the field, presents the latest experimental techniques in the detail required for modern microbiological research. It is an essential guide for all researchers working in microbiology, cell biology and immunology.

Using a unique approach, Molecular Cellular Microbiology, addresses the major techniques used to study the molecular "cross talks" between microbes and cells. Technological diversity is intrinsic to the discipline of Cellular Microbiology and this volume compiles the latest techniques to facilitate successful research in this field.


Key Features
* Focuses on current technical methods, including imaging technologies, cellular biochemistry, establishment and exploitation of cell assay systems
* Covers promising new areas such as global analysis of genome expression and proteomic analysis of cellular components.
* Encompasses the most recent and innovative techniques such as microarrays, new experimental models of infection and new cell assay systems
* Provides a large array of models covering the various strategies used by pathogens to infect their host
* Includes all current methods developed to study gene expression and detect virulence genes.