Hermine E. Smikle
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Camp, H., ZimmermannP., Glos, K, Bayer , M., Bergemann, H., Dreweck, C., etal. Cowpox virus transmission from pets to humans, Germany. Emerg Infect Dis. 2009 May.
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This article is a study done in Germany. The findings reported on the transmission of the cowpox virus from pet rats to humans.
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Doetsch, R. N., Cook, T. M. (1973). Introduction to bacteria and their ecology. University Press, Baltimore, Maryland.
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This text provides a detailed study of bacteria and virus and their impact on the population.
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Gest, H. (2003). Microbes: An Invisible Universe. ASM Press, Washington DC.
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This text explains the origin of microbes. The subject matter discusses microbes that affect both plants and animals.
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Hardy, S.P. (2002). Human Microbiology. Taylor and Francis, New York N.Y.
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This text is a comprehensive study of microorganisms. It is a very easy to read. It outlines the characteristics of microbes, the diseases they cause and measures to prevent the spread of diseases.
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Heritage, J., Evans, E., G.V., Killington, R.A. (1999). Microbiology in Action. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, U.K.
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Presents a detailed study of microbes and the diseases they cause. The text is written for use at the college level.
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Nesse, R.N., Williams, G. C., (1996). Why We Get Sick: The New Science of Darwinian medicine. Vintage, New York.
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This book presents a fascinating way to look at the relationship between man bacteria and viruses.
7. Oldstone, M. B. A. (1998). Viruses, Plagues, and History. Oxford University Press, Inc., New York, New York.
This book presents a discussion on the origin of microbes, and gives a history of the diseases caused by infection over the years.
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Salyers, A. A., Witt, D. D. (2001). Microbiology, Diversity, Diseases, and the Environment. Fitzgerald Science Press, Bethesada, Maryland.
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This is text book written for the study of microbiology. It provides a description of the diseases caused by several microbes.
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Schaechter, M., Englebery, N. C., Eisenstein, B. I., Medoff, G. (1989). Mechanism of Microbial Diseases 3
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Edition, Williams and Wilkens, Baltimore, Maryland.
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This is a college level text book. The text gives a comprehensive treatment of the subject matter of organisms, the diseases they cause and the diagnosis of each disease.