01900nam a22002417a 450000500170000002000180001704000150003508200250005010000250007524500670010025000180016726000320018530000470021733600290026433700300029333800300032352011210035365000220147465000370149694200130153399900110154695201010155720220912101239.0  a9789350906491  aNapata-Lib04221a616.016176 bKST1 aKumar, Surinder9376  aTextbook of Microbiology for Dental Students /cSurinder Kumar  aFirst Edition  aNew Delhi :bJaypee,c2013.  aXii, 417 Pages :bILLustrations ; c26 cm.  2rdacontent atext btxt   2rdamedia aunmediated bn  2rdacarrier avolume bnc   aThe book is divided into eight sections, based on the major disciplines included within syllabus of dental microbiology that is general bacteriology, immunology, systemic bacteriology, virology, medical mycology, medical parasitology, oral microbiology and clinical microbiology. In general bacteriology, systemic bacteriology, virology, medical parasitology and medical mycology sections are dealt with history, morphology, cultural characteristics, resistance, biochemical reaction, pathogenicity, clinical features, laboratory diagnosis and treatments. The oral microbiology section deals with different diseases or infection caused by various organisms in mouth with their symptoms, clinical features, diagnosis and treatment. The clinical microbiology section discusses about the various antibiotic sensitivity tests used in detecting antimicrobial compounds to treat the different infective syndromes. The immunology part deals with different types of immunity, immune responses, antigen-antibody reaction with its structure and function, hypersensitivity reaction, autoimmunity and different grafting methods.  aMicrobiology9377  aMicrobiology and Immunology9378  2ddccERE  c99d99  00102ddc4070aMLIbMLId2022-09-12l0o616.016176  KSTp00001986r2022-09-12w2022-09-12yERE