microbiology

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microbiology

A world of microorganisms

2000
Introduces microscopic organisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and prions, describing how they live and reproduce and how they affect humans.

Scientists and discoveries

2000
An overview of the work of scientists who have advanced the study of microorganisms including Robert Hooke, Edward Jenner, Louis Pasteur, Ferdinand Cohn, Joseph Lister, and Alexander Fleming.

Invisible allies

microbes that shape our lives
2005
Examines some of the microbes that can be harmful to humans and others that are essential to preserving foods.

Kitchen science experiments

how does your mold garden grow?
2010
Provides instructions for more than fifteen experiments that use household items and teach about science topics, such as cells, bacteria, acids and bases, and the phases of matter.

The magic school bus in a pickle

a book about microbes
1997
Ms. Frizzle shrinks her students and takes them on a tour of a rotten tomato and a hamster's water dish in an attempt to prove to Keesha that microbes are responsible for turning a prize cucumber into a pickle.

School

2009
Photographs and simple text introduce young readers to some of the gross things found in school such as head lice, bacteria on desks and other surfaces, and germs from coughing or sneezing.

Mysterious Microbes

1994
Describes the invisible world of bacteria, viruses, fungi, yeasts, tiny animals in the soil, and parasites.

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