Host-Microbe Interactions by Michael San Francisco and Brian San Francisco (Eds.)

By Michael San Francisco and Brian San Francisco (Eds.)

Host-Microbe Interactions, the most recent quantity within the Progress in Molecular Biology sequence, presents a discussion board for the dialogue of latest discoveries, techniques, and ideas in molecular biology. It comprises contributions from leaders of their respective fields, besides plentiful references. This quantity is devoted to the topic of host-microbe interactions.

  • Provides the newest study on host-microbe interactions, together with new discoveries, methods, and ideas
  • Contains contributions from major professionals on issues when it comes to molecular biology
  • Informs and updates on all of the most recent advancements within the box

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