viruses

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Killer viruses

2010
Provides information about killer viruses which is aimed at helping students determine fact from fiction in relation to possible outbreaks and their effects, and includes suggestions on ways readers can stay healthy.

A dancing matrix

how science confronts emerging viruses
1994
Examines current viral research and the struggle to conquer today's epidemics and prevent tomorrow's.

The invisible enemy

a natural history of viruses
2000
Traces the natural history of viruses and addresses controversial subjects related to viruses.

Those mean nasty dirty downright disgusting but-- invisible germs

1997
A little girl, who accumulates germs on her hands during her busy day, defeats them by washing her hands before meals.

Viruses

2004
Discusses viruses, including their physical characteristics and some of the diseases they can cause.

Virus clans

a story of evolution
1998
A young research scientist discovers that viruses have evolved to become thinking, planning organisms that can decide where, when, and how they want to multiply.

The basics of microbes

2014
This volume takes readers through the history of the research of microorganisms, sharing the life stories of some of the great scientists in the field. It is filled with descriptive charts, sidebars, and photos for a more engaging and informative read.

A dancing matrix

voyages along the viral frontier
1993
Examines current viral research and the struggle to conquer today's epidemics and prevent tomorrows.

Viruses

the origin and evolution of deadly pathogens
2011
Examines the origin, structure, behavior, taxonomy, and history of viruses, looks at viruses in the sea and in biomedical research, describes various viral diseases and pandemics, and explains what is being done to fight viral infections.

Micro mania

a really close-up look at bacteria, bedbugs & the zillions of other gross little creatures that live in, on & all around you!
2009
Introduces microorganisms through text and magnified images of virus cells, molds, bacteria, fungus, creatures, and more; and describes how the organisms impact human life.

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