LOL....
maby i should start chekking the post dates....
Anyways... i will be pissed, if he dosent post a thank you message :)
Tex
"Scott Coutts" <scott.coutts at med.monash.edu.au> wrote in message
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>I wonder if he's still checking for responses almost a year later lol (:
>> Scott.
>> Tex Bandrew wrote:
>>> I read "Brock biology of microorganisms" as my first microbiology book,
>> and i think its gread...
>>>> If you want fiction books i cant help you.
>>>> Tex
>>>> "Matt" <kimosabe06 at hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:96f21ae.0405251940.1c082e2b at posting.google.com...>>>>>Friends,
>>>>>>I have recently read "The Hot Zone" by Richard Preston, and several
>>>other books concerning deadly viruses including "Virus Ground Zero",
>>>"Ebola", and "Virus Hunter". I am currently reading "Man and
>>>Microbes". I also have a textbook called "Basic Microbiology" that I
>>>am reading (somewhat sporadically though).
>>>>>>I was wondering if you had any other ideas for books that give a good
>>>glimpse into Microbiology. I know that you might think that I am just
>>>some kid who read "The Hot Zone" and thinks he likes Microbiology, or
>>>that I am only interested in deadly viruses. But I am truly interested
>>>in the field and want to learn about what really goes on.
>>>>>>Any book ideas would be greatly helpful. I feel like my mind is a
>>>sponge when I'm reading these books!
>>>>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>Matt
>>>>>>>
