Chakarwarty,C M <br/><br/>
Plant Ecology and Environment Management 

 - Delhi  Swastik Pub.  2007 
 - 311p. 
<br/><br/> Contents<br/>1. Introduction<br/>1.1 History<br/>1.2 What Does a Wildlife Biologist Do?<br/>2. Soil as a Factor<br/>2.1 Mechanical Weathering.<br/>Frost Action<br/>Insolation<br/>Unloading.<br/>Saline Crystal Growth<br/>Root Wedging<br/>2.2 Chemical Weathering<br/>Relation of Disintegration to Decomposition<br/>Processes of Chemical Weathering<br/>Hydrolysis<br/>Carbonation<br/>Oxidation<br/>Hydration<br/>Solution<br/>2.3 Biochemical Weathering<br/>2.4 Rates of Weathering<br/>Role of Climate<br/>Parent Rock<br/>Acid Rain<br/>12.12 Endotoxins<br/>CONTE<br/>BO<br/>he<br/>12.12.1 Endotoxin Structure and Function 12122 Limulus Assay for Endotoxina<br/>12 13 Virulence and Attenuation....<br/>12.14 Interaction of Pathogens with Phagocytic Cells 12.14.1 Blood and its Components<br/>12.14.2 Phagocytes<br/>12.14.3 Phagocytosis<br/>12.14.4 Oxygen-dependent Phagocytic Killing.<br/>12.14.5 Leukocidins<br/>12.14.6 Capsules and Phagocytosis<br/>12.15 Growth of the Pathogen Intracellularly<br/>12.16 Inflammation<br/>12.16.1 Fever<br/>12.17 Chemotherapy.<br/>12.17.1 Drug Distribution and Metabolism in the Body<br/>12.17.2 Drug Toxicity<br/>12.17.3 Testing of Antimicrobial Agents in vivo<br/>12.17.4 Antibiotics Resistance<br/>12.17.5 Clinical Uses of Antimicrobial Agents 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788190454650 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>581.7 CHA