Advances in Microbial Physiology, Volume 79, the latest release in this serial that highlights new advances in the field, presents interesting and timely chapters authored by an international board of subject matter experts.
1. 1 Introduction: Anaerobic metabolism, but not always strictly anoxic habitats - p. 164 2. 2 From atmospheric to intracellular oxygen levels - p. 165 3. 3 Some examples of protozoal parasites and their low-O2 habitats - p. 165 4. 4 Detection and measurements of O2 in rumen liquor and in animal gastro-intestinal systems in vivo - p. 167 5. 5 Entamoeba - p. 174 6. 6 Trichomonads: Microaerophilic protozoa - p. 177 7. 7 The facultatively microaerobic aerotolerant Giardia lamblia (intestinalis): An organism with a complex life cycle in fluctuating environments - p. 189 8. 8 Spironucleus species - p. 204 9. 9 Blastocystis - p. 208 10. 10 Cryptosporidium - p. 213 11. 11 Other “amitochondriate anaerobic” eukaryotes tolerant of O2 - p. 215 12. 12 Conclusions - p. 215 13. References - p. 217
Advances in Microbial Physiology, Volume 79, the latest release in this serial that highlights new advances in the field, presents interesting and timely chapters authored by an international board of subject matter experts.
1. 1 Introduction: Anaerobic metabolism, but not always strictly anoxic habitats - p. 164 2. 2 From atmospheric to intracellular oxygen levels - p. 165 3. 3 Some examples of protozoal parasites and their low-O2 habitats - p. 165 4. 4 Detection and measurements of O2 in rumen liquor and in animal gastro-intestinal systems in vivo - p. 167 5. 5 Entamoeba - p. 174 6. 6 Trichomonads: Microaerophilic protozoa - p. 177 7. 7 The facultatively microaerobic aerotolerant Giardia lamblia (intestinalis): An organism with a complex life cycle in fluctuating environments - p. 189 8. 8 Spironucleus species - p. 204 9. 9 Blastocystis - p. 208 10. 10 Cryptosporidium - p. 213 11. 11 Other “amitochondriate anaerobic” eukaryotes tolerant of O2 - p. 215 12. 12 Conclusions - p. 215 13. References - p. 217
