Thomas D. Brock
1926 โ 2021
American microbiologist who discovered and cultured the high temperature bacterium, Thermus aquaticus, from a hot spring at Yellowstone National Park, a polymerase from which was later used by Kary Mullis to develop PCR, a key reaction in genetic sequencing.
Books
- Brock biology of microorganisms
- Pasteur and Modern Science
- The emergence of bacterial genetics
- Basic microbiology with applications
- Biotechnology
- Eutrophic Lake
- Principles of microbial ecology
- Biology of microorganisms
- Microorganisms
- Membrane filtration
- Thermophiles
- A eutrophic lake
- Thermophiles
- Memberane Filtration
- Successful textbook publishing
- Robert Koch - A Life in Medicine and Bacteriology
- Microbiologia
- Basic microbiology with applications
- A eutrophic lake
- Milestones in microbiology
- Microorganisms
- A eutrophic lake
- Life at high temperatures
- Robert Koch
- Biology of microorganisms
- Pasteur and modern science
- Milestones in microbiology
- Francis Brock and descendants
- Principles of microbial ecology
- The Ringwald family in Wagenstadt (Baden) Germany and Chillicothe, Ohio
- Biology of microorganisms
- Microbiologia
- Biology Microorganisms
- Thermophilic microorganisms and life at high temperatures
- Milestones in microbiology 1546 to 1940
- Life in the geyser basins
- Robert Koch
- Milestones in Microbiology
- Biology of microorganisms
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