Helicobacter pylori : Rapid culture method

Despite the progress in control of the microbial agents of disease they remain great and unpredictable threat to health and science throughout the world and antimicrobial drug resistance also becomes widely distributed. In this book one can find: Helicobacter pylori introduction history basic morphology pathogenicity internal organization and invitro effects of antimicrobial identification of H.pylori specimens microscopy growth atmosphere for culture selective non selective media transportation handling of biopsies biochemical characteristics source of infection animals and water as potential source and transmission modification media to become rapid selective and differential media for H.pylori moringa and ginger history classification phytochemistry medicinal uses and pharmacological properties.