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Overview of Bacteriology
Category Educational website

Journal of Bacteriology
The Journal of Bacteriology, established in 1916, keeps pace with the times by advancing and disseminating fundamental knowledge of bacteria and other microorganisms. Articles report on developments in fast-moving areas, making the journal invaluable reading for busy researchers.
Category Journal

List of professional links on Bacteriology and/or Microbiology
Category Educational website

Virtual museum of Bacteriology:Species Filing Cabine
This page contain lists of links on individual bacterial species or genera.
Category Portal

Bacteriology: the study of bacteria
Category Educational website

Bacteria: Systematics
Category Clinical website

Part2: Bacteriology
Category Reserach

Todar's Online Textbook of Bacteriology
Category Educational

Pathogenic Bacteriology
Category Clinical website

Clinical Bacteria
Category Educational website

A Manual of Bacteriology, Clinical and Applied
Nature, Volume 59, Issue 1518, pp. 100 (1898)
Category Article

Medical Bacteriology
Category Document

Clinical applications of molecular biology to diagnostic microbiology
Category Article

The Use of the Microscope in Bacteriology
Category Article

Final Diagnosis -- Acute Pneumococcal Meningo-encephalitis
Category Article

Bacreriological diagnosis of pulmnary tuberculosis - sputum microscopy
Category Article

Microscopic Examination and Broth Culture of Cerebrospinal Fluid in Diagnosis of Meningitis
Category Article

AFB-microscopy for tb diagnosis
Category Presentation

Tuberculosis of the cervical lymph nodes: a clinical, pathological and bacteriological study
Category Article

Bacteriological and Molecular Diagnosis of Childhood TB
Category Articlee

Basic Laboratory Procedures in Clinical Bacteriology
Category ebook

How to Culture Bacteria Samples
Category Note

Identification of Gram Negative Bacteria
Category Note

Antimicrobial activities of lactic acid bacteria isolated from traditionally- fermented maize (ogi) against Candida albicans
Category Article

Examination for bacteria
Category Note

Bacteria: Meet the Microbes
Category Article

Feature articles on bacteria:
Category Articl/News

Todar's Online Textbook of Bacteriology: Structure and Function of Bacterial Cells
Category Online textbook

Bacterial Chromosomes
Summary from the article. In contrast to the linear chromosomes found in eukaryotic cells, the strains of bacteria initially studied were found to have single, covalently closed, circular chromosomes.1 The circularity of the bacterial chromosome was elegantly demonstrated by electron microscopy in both Gram negative bacteria (such as Escherichia coli) and Gram positive bacteria (such as Bacillus subtilis). Bacterial plasmids were also shown to be circular
Category Article

Structure of Bacteria - Morphology
Prokaryotes come in a variety of simple shapes and often group together forming chains or clusters. These characteristics, particularly the shape, are used to describe, classify and identify these organisms
Category Clinical website