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  1. 08-24-2004, 03:10 PM #1
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    anyone know of a good book on microbiology

    such as an essentials type book or fundamentals that they would suggest?
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    all i can seem to find is

    Quote Originally Posted by partyboynyc
    such as an essentials type book or fundamentals that they would suggest?
    dr. alcamo's essentials of microbiology , which i'm leaning toward at the moment.just wanted to get some feedback from you guys
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    Quote Originally Posted by partyboynyc
    such as an essentials type book or fundamentals that they would suggest?

    I hated micro, and the lab too. We had our teacher recommended text, I don't remember which it was though. Depends on your professor. I had "Microbiology : Principles and Explorations" by Black, along with my text. That book is good as a supplemental guide, but I would not recommend it as your only book. It just reinforces some of the main concepts that you will probably be learning. I checked and you can get it used on amazon for around $50. Good luck...
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    thanks alot

    Quote Originally Posted by tonytone36
    I hated micro, and the lab too. We had our teacher recommended text, I don't remember which it was though. Depends on your professor. I had "Microbiology : Principles and Explorations" by Black, along with my text. That book is good as a supplemental guide, but I would not recommend it as your only book. It just reinforces some of the main concepts that you will probably be learning. I checked and you can get it used on amazon for around $50. Good luck...
    i will check it out.thanks again for you help!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tonytone36
    I hated micro, and the lab too. We had our teacher recommended text, I don't remember which it was though. Depends on your professor. I had "Microbiology : Principles and Explorations" by Black, along with my text. That book is good as a supplemental guide, but I would not recommend it as your only book. It just reinforces some of the main concepts that you will probably be learning. I checked and you can get it used on amazon for around $50. Good luck...
    i will check it out.thanks again for you help!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tonytone36
    I hated micro, and the lab too. We had our teacher recommended text, I don't remember which it was though. Depends on your professor. I had "Microbiology : Principles and Explorations" by Black, along with my text. That book is good as a supplemental guide, but I would not recommend it as your only book. It just reinforces some of the main concepts that you will probably be learning. I checked and you can get it used on amazon for around $50. Good luck...
    i will check it out.thanks again for you help!!
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