Changing Material Surface Chemistry for Preventing Bacterial Adhesion 581 37. Antimicrobial Agent Incorporation for Preventing Bacterial Adhesion 591 38. Studying Bacterial Adhesion to Antibiotic Impregnated Polymethylmethacrylate 599 39. There are also methods for the study of bacterial adhesion to tissues such as teeth, mucosa, and the urinary tract. As with many Humana books and series, this handbook is mainly practical rather than theoretical or historical, although most bibliographies are extensive to provide references to supporting articles and books.
Methods are clear and concise with tables and other illustrations where necessary.
As with any multi-author work, some sections are more thorough than other, but in general every chapter will provide some useful hints to researchers. Recommended for all medical school libraries, and any science library supporting a bacterial research program. Inc. All rights reserved.