BIOTECHNOLOGY - V. G. Herasymenko - 2006

RECOMMENDED READING

1. Artamonov, V.I. BIOTECHNOLOGY FOR THE Agro-Industrial Complex. Moscow: Nauka, 1989. 160 p.

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3. Berestov, V.A. Spirulina: Our Health and Longevity. Mykolaiv: MPKF "Spirulina LTD", 1999. 28 p.

4. Bioconversion in Agroecosystem Management / Horodny, N.M., Tyvonchuk, S.A., Berry, A.S., Bykin, A.V. Kyiv: UkrINTEI, 1996. 232 p.

5. Cell Biology in Culture / Nikolsky, N.N., Vakhtin, Yu.B., Ignatova, T.N., et al. Leningrad: Nauka, 1984. 270 p.

6. Biotechnology / Ed. by A.A. Baev. Moscow: Nauka, 1984. 309 p.

7. Biotechnology: A Textbook for Universities. In 8 books / Ed. by N.S. Egorov, V.D. Samuilov. Moscow: Vyssh. Shk., 1987–1988.

- Book 1: Problems and Prospects / Egorov, N.S., Oleksin, A.V., Samuilov, V.D. Moscow: Vyssh. Shk., 1987. 159 p.

- Book 2: Modern Methods for Creating Industrial Strains of Microorganisms / Debabov, V.G., Livshits, V.A. Moscow: Vyssh. Shk., 1988. 208 p.

- Book 3: Cell Engineering / Butenko, R.G., Gusev, M.V., Kirkin, A.F., et al. Moscow: Vyssh. Shk., 1987. 127 p.

- Book 4: Automation of Biotechnological Research / Zudin, D.V., Kantere, V.M., Ugodchikov, G.A. Moscow: Vyssh. Shk., 1988. 112 p.

- Book 5: Production of Protein Substances / Bykov, V.A., Manakov, M.N., Panorimov, V.I., et al. Moscow: Vyssh. Shk., 1987. 142 p.

- Book 6: Microbiological Production of BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SUBSTANCES and Preparations / Bykov, V.A., Krylov, I.A., Manakov, M.N., et al. Moscow: Vyssh. Shk., 1987. 143 p.

- Book 7: Immobilized Enzymes / Berezin, I.V., Klechko, N.L., Levashov, A.V., et al. Moscow: Vyssh. Shk., 1987. 159 p.

- Book 8: Enzyme Engineering / Berezin, I.V., Klesov, A.A., Shvyadas, V.K., et al. Moscow: Vyssh. Shk., 1987. 143 p.

8. Biofuels (Technologies, Machinery, and Equipment) / Dubrovin, V., Korchemny, M., Maslo, I., et al. Kyiv: CTI "Enerhetyka i elektryfikatsiya", 2004. 256 p.

9. Vermiculture: Production and Application / Povkhan, M.F., Melnyk, I.A., Andrienko, V.A., et al. Kyiv: UkrINTEI, 1994. 128 p.

10. Herasymenko, V.G. Biotechnology: A Textbook. Kyiv: Vyshcha Shk., 1989. 343 p.

11. Herasymenko, V.G. Biotechnological Dictionary. Kyiv: Vyshcha Shk., 1991. 167 p.

12. Herasymenko, V.G., & Herasymenko, M.O. Biotechnology in Animal Husbandry // In the textbook Genetics of Agricultural Animals. Kyiv: "Urozhai", 1996. P. 188–233.

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14. Elinov, N.P. Fundamentals of Biotechnology. Saint Petersburg: Nauka, 1995. 600 p.

15. Immobilized Cells / Rybalsky, N.G., Chaplina, I.G. Moscow: VNIITI, 1990. 108 p.

16. Engineering Enzymology (Immobilized Enzymes and Other Biologically Active Substances) / Skorodumova O.V., Rybalsky N.G. — Moscow: VNIIPI, 1990. — 87 p.

17. DNA Cloning. Methods: Transl. from English / Ed. by D. Glover. — Moscow: Mir, 1988. — 538 p.

18. Korotyaev A.I., Lischenko N.N. Molecular Biology and Medicine. — Moscow: Meditsina, 1987. — 288 p.

19. Maniatis T., Fritsch E.F., Sambrook J. Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual. — Moscow: Mir, 1984. — 48 p.

20. Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Good Distribution Practice (GDP) for Veterinary Medicinal Products / Ed. by A.M. Holovko, P.I. Verbytsky. — Kyiv: Referat, 2003. — 96 p.

21. Nikolaichuk V.I., Horbatenko I.Yu. Genetic Engineering. — Uzhhorod, 1999. — 101 p.

22. Sasson Albert. Biotechnologies: Challenges and Promises. — Moscow: Mir, 1987. — 441 p.

23. Kompost und Wurmhumus / Sulzberger, Robert. — Zurich: BLV, 1998. — 128 p.



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