In article <45blc3$11i6 at ds2.acs.ucalgary.ca>, "Michael F. Hynes" <hynes at acs.ucalgary.ca> says:
>>I find "phyisiology of the bacterial cell, a molecular approach" by
>Neidhardt, Ingraham and Schaechter to be quite good, though far from
>perfect. I have a 1990 edition and don't know whether there is a newer
>one. Check with Sinauer, the publishers.
>>I haven't actually taught a microbial physiology course using this text,
>but the course in our dept. uses Gottschalk, and the students in the
>course who have borrowed the aobve book from me vastly prefer it to
>Gottschalk.
>
I recently purchased "The physiology and biochemistry of Prokaryotes" by David
White of Indiana University (Oxford press, 1995) and find it a joy to read. It
has excellent references and notes section and study questions for upper level
undergrads / starting graduate students. I have Gottschalk, but find this one
more readable.
Dave Knaebel
U of Idaho (soon to be Clarkson University)
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