Eukaryotic microbes / ed. by M.Schaechter. - Amsterdam: Elsevier/Academic Press, 2012. - xv, 479 p.: ill. - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.467-479. - ISBN 978-0-12-383876-6  Место хранения:   021 | Институт цитологии и генетики CO РАН | Новосибирск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

Contributors ................................................. xiii Preface ........................................................ xv Part I Fungi 1 Yeasts G.M. Walker .................................................. 3 2 Aspergillus C. Scazzocchio .............................................. 19 3 Clavicipitaceae M.S. Torres and J.F. White .................................. 41 4 Endophytic Microbes M. Tadych and J.F. White .................................... 51 5 Microsporidia: A Model for Minimal Parasite-Host Interactions Catherine Texier, Cyril Vidau, Bernard Viguès, Hicham El Alaoui and Frédéric Delbac .................................. 65 6 Mycorrhizae J. Dighton .................................................. 73 7 Lichens S. Hammer ................................................... 85 8 Plant Pathogens and Disease J.J. Burdon, P.H. Thrall and L. Ericson ..................... 97 9 Fungal and Protist Plant Pathogens A.B. Gould ................................................. 105 10 Entomogenous Fungi R.A. Humber ................................................ 127 11 Fungal Infections, Systemic J.F. Staab and B. Wong ..................................... 143 12 Fungal Infections, Cutaneous C.J. Watts, D.K. Wagner and P.C. Sohnle .................... 167 Part II Protists 13 Amitochondriate Protists (Diplomonads, Parabasalids, and Oxymonads) A.G.B. Simpson and I. Ĉepiĉka .............................. 177 14 Amoebas, Lobose A. Smirnov ................................................. 191 15 Ciliates D. Lynn .................................................... 213 16 Secretive Ciliates and Putative Asexuality in Microbial Eukaryotes Micah Dunthorn and Laura A. Katz ........................... 227 17 Coccolithophores R.W. Jordan ................................................ 235 18 The Glass Menagerie: Diatoms for Novel Applications in Nanotechnology Richard Gordon, Dusan Losic, Mary Ann Tiffany, Stephen S. Nagy and Frithjof A.S. Sterrenburg ...................... 249 19 Dinoflagellates M.-O. Soyer-Gobillard ...................................... 263 20 Dictyostelium C. Scott and P. Schaap ..................................... 279 21 Foraminifera J. Pawlowski ............................................... 291 22 Euglenozoa M.A. Farmer ................................................ 311 23 Protozoan, Intestinal K. Pierce and C.D. Huston .................................. 323 24 Leishmania G.B. Ogden and P.C. Melby .................................. 335 25 Oomycetes (Water Mold, Plant Pathogenic) S. Kamoun .................................................. 347 26 Picoeukaryotes R. Massana ................................................. 355 27 Stramenopiles H.S. Yoon, R.A. Andersen, S.M. Boo and D. Bhattacharya ..... 373 28 Toxoplasmosis J.C. Boothroyd ............................................. 385 29 Trypanosomes L.V. Kirchhoff, C.J. Bacchi, F.S. Machado, H.D. Weiss, H. Huang, S. Mukherjee, L.M. Weiss and H.B. Tanowitz ....... 397 30 Sleeping Sickness S.C. Welburn, K. Picozzi, I. Maudlin and P.P. Simarro .... 411 31 Secondary Endosymbiosis J.M. Archibald ............................................. 427 32 Algal Blooms P. Assmy and V. Smetacek ................................... 435 33 Food Webs, Microbial E.B. Sherr and B.F. Sherr .................................. 451 Index ......................................................... 467