microbiology

Explains to nonscientists the real science behind "The X-Files," and uses the television program as a springboard to examine some of the the many science issues that are blended into plots, such as cloning, aging, genetic engineering, and life on other planets.

Contains seven scientific essays which address topics involving germs, including vaccines, Hepatitis C, how to fight anthrax, and more.

This book describes insects and microbes commonly found in homes.

Simple text and magnified photos introduce the microorganisms that live on the human body, describing the benefits of good bacteria and explaining how to protect oneself from bad bacteria and viruses.

Presents an introduction to bacteria, in simple text with illustrations, providing descriptions of how bacteria lives on the ground.

Presents an introduction to bacteria, in simple text with illustrations, providing descriptions of how bacteria lives on plants and trees.

Describes microscopic life forms such as fungi, mold, mildew, and bacteria which live in homes, and examines how they can help or harm people.

Describes the microscopic life forms which live in the air such as molds, fungi, and bacteria, and examines their positive and negative effects on the human body.

When Ms. Frizzle turns Keesha's cucumber into a pickle, the class embarks on a field trip into the world of microorganisms.

Explores how the discovery of germs impacted the science and medical fields, describes how people coped before the discovery, and discusses future research potential.