12 Best Books on Bacteriology and Virology

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List of 12 Best Books on Bacteriology and Virology

Bestseller #1

Microbiology: An Introduction

• Tortora, Gerard
• Funke, Berdell
• Case, Christine

$69.56

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Bestseller #2

Microbiology: An Introduction

• Tortora, Gerard
• Funke, Berdell
• Case, Christine

$69.56

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Bestseller #3

Brock Biology of Microorganisms [RENTAL EDITION]

• Madigan, Michael T.
• Bender, Kelly S.
• Buckley, Daniel H.

$179.49

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Bestseller #4

Prescott’s Microbiology

• Willey, Joanne
• Sherwood, Linda
• Woolverton, Christopher J.

$41.85

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Bestseller #5

Principles of Modern Microbiology

• Wheelis, Mark

$27.20

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Bestseller #6

Microbiology by Michael Joseph Pelczar (1985-10-30)

• Michael J. Pelczar

$33.38

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Bestseller #7

Virology: Principles and Applications

• Carter, John
• Saunders, Venetia

$64.00

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Bestseller #8

Principles of Virology, Volume 1: Molecular Biology (ASM Books)

• Flint, Jane
• Racaniello, Vincent R.
• Rall, Glenn F.

$70.10

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Bestseller #9

Principles of Virology: 2 Vol set – Bundle (ASM Books)

• Flint, S. Jane
• Enquist, Lynn W.
• Racaniello, Vincent R.

$159.99

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Bestseller #10

Understanding Viruses

• Shors, Teri

$71.08

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Bestseller #11

Introduction to Modern Virology

• Dimmock, Nigel J.
• Easton, Andrew J.
• Leppard, Keith N.

$51.26

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Bestseller #12

Principles of Molecular Virology

• Cann, Alan J.

$53.24

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