Molecular Microbiology and Genomics Consultants
a company spezialized in molecular biology and genomics /bioinformatics of bacteria
News
Bacteria: the Benign, the Bad and the Beautiful
It is a pleasure to announce the release of a popular science book about bacteria, entitled 'Bacteria: the Benign, the Bad and the Beautiful'. This book describes various aspects of bacteria in short illustrated chapters. It is aimed for a general public so no previous knowledge about bacteria is required to learn about a number of fundamental characteristics about bacteria. The book is also of interest to students and professionals, as it describes novel scientific insights from diverse fields of microbiology. The book is published by John Wiley & Sohns and can be ordered here.
Bacterial Genetics and Genomics
The field of bacterial genetics has developed tremendously the past decade, and that of genomics es evolving even faster. This is acknowledged in the preparation of a new textbook, which Trudy Wassenaar is preparing in collaboration with David Ussery (DTU). The book is expected to come out towards the end of 2012.
A decade of MMGC
Our company started in 1999 so the first decade now lies behind us. We can look back at 10 years of interesting and diverse work. We have very much enjoyed our various tasks and would like to take this opportunity to once again thank all our customers for their confidence. We're ready for the next ten years!
Bioinformatics for Microbiologists
This textbook on bioinformatic tools for the microbiologist, written by David W. Ussery, Stefano Borini and Trudy M. Wassenaar, is already becoming a standard work.
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Re-design of www.bacteriamuseum.org
The planned revision of the Virtual Museum of Bacteria has now finally materialized. With the exception of the species files, which still need a bit of work, all other exhibits have been updated. It is worth to have a look!
The Virtual Museum of Bacteria
The Virtual Museum of Bacteria remains a highly appreciated web resource about bacteria. We receive approximately 10,000 visitors per month. It is worth to have a look!