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"A fascinating and contemporary book about networks and how microorganisms communicate and interact. This book has a plethora of interesting and thought provoking facts. Although it contains many technical words and biological jargon, the text is still understandable and it keeps the reader captivated. The analogy between the microorganism and humans is allegoric... This highly informative book should be made compulsory reading for anyone interested in microbiology, gastroenterology, bacteriology, endocrinology and neurology. It could be used a supplementary text in teaching biology, medicine, and even ethology." - Dr. Ronald Herman, Humanities, Science and English Teacher, DIS
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To read the review, click here. - Dr. Ritu Mahajan, Department of Biotechnology, Kurukshetra University, India
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