دانلود کتاب Ciba Foundation Symposium - Drug Resistance in Micro-Organisms: Mechanisms of Development

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Content:
Chapter 1 Opening Remarks (pages 1–3): Sir Charles Harington
Chapter 2 Aspects of the Problem of Drug Resistance in Bacteria (pages 4–29): A. C. R. Dean and Sir Cyril Hinshelwood
Chapter 3 Indirect Selection and Origin of Resistance (pages 30–46): L. L. Cavalli?Sforza
Chapter 4 Genetic Aspects of Drug Resistance (pages 47–63): M. Demerec
Chapter 5 Inheritance in Single Bacterial Cells (pages 64–77): W. Howard Hughes
Chapter 6 Penicillin?Induced Resistance to Penicillin in Cultures of Bacillus cereus (pages 78–101): M. R. Pollock
Chapter 7 Directed Hereditary Changes of Fermentative Properties of Yeast by a Specific Substrate (pages 102–140): K. V. Kossikov
Chapter 8 Multiple Mechanisms of Acquired Drug Resistance (pages 141–164): Margaret J Thornley, Jehudith Sinai and John Yudkin
Chapter 9 Physiological (Phenotypic) Mechanisms Responsible for Drug Resistance (pages 165–182): Bernard D. Davis
Chapter 10 Genetic and Metabolic Mechanisms Underlying Multiple Levels of Sulphonamide Resistance in Pneumococci (pages 183–196): Rollin D. Hotchkiss and Audrey H. Evans
Chapter 11 The Phenotypic Expression of Genes Determining Various Types of Drug Resistance Following their Inheritance by Sensitive Bacteria (pages 197–209): W. Hayes
Chapter 12 Specific Polyhydroxy Compounds as Cofactors of Enzymic Adaptation and Its Inheritance (pages 210–232): P. P. Slonimski and H. de Robichon?Szulmajster
Chapter 13 Development of Resistance to Streptomycin in Serratia marcescens (pages 233–240): B. Gyorffy and I. Kallay
Chapter 14 Distribution of Drug?Resistant Individuals in Cultures of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (pages 241–250): R. Knox
Chapter 15 Physiological Adaptation of Bacteria to Antibiotics (pages 251–261): W. Kunicki?Goldfinger
Chapter 16 Drug Resistance of Staphylococci with Special Reference to Penicillinase Production (pages 262–279): Mary Barber
Chapter 17 On the Identification of Genetic and Non?Genetic Variation in Bacteria (pages 280–293): M. Westergaard
Chapter 18 The Reactions of the Mutagenic Alkylating Agents with Proteins and Nucleic Acids (pages 294–322): P. Alexanders, Sheila F. Cousens and K. A. Stacey
Chapter 19 Genetics of Two Different Mechanisms of Resistance to Colicins: Resistance by Loss of Specific Receptors and Immunity by Transfer of Colicinogenic Factors (pages 323–345): Pierre Redericq