Host Adaptation, Virulence, and Evolution
Microbial Genomics Volume 1
- 1st Edition - May 22, 2025
- Editors: Javid Ahmad Parray, Niraj Singh, Wen-Jun Li
- Language: English
- Paperback ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 4 4 3 - 3 1 5 5 4 - 1
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 4 4 3 - 3 1 5 5 5 - 8
Microbial Genomics: Host Adaptation, Virulence, and Evolution covers different aspects of microbial genomics, metagenomics, and functional studies of microbes that have provid… Read more
Microbial Genomics: Host Adaptation, Virulence, and Evolution covers different aspects of microbial genomics, metagenomics, and functional studies of microbes that have provided a significant understanding of microbial-host interactions, virulence function, host adaptation mechanisms, including microbial evolution. Microbial Genomics: Host Adaptation, virulence, and Evolution is a comprehensive source on the latest updates and applications of microbial genomics information to understand the plant, microbe interaction, host adaptation, virulence nature of the infectious pathogen, microbial evolution, host-pathogen interactions contribute to shaping the genetic diversity of both organisms. Sections include an introduction to Microbial Genomics, followed by sections on Plant Microbiome, Genome Editing Prospecting and Approaches, Microbial virulanse and disease incidence. The final section of the book covers Microbial Genomics and evolutionary concepts. “Microbial Genomics: Host Adaptation, virulence, and Evolution” is a valuable resource for faculty members, researchers, and undergraduate and postgraduate students at universities, medical research labs, industries, and government agencies that are interested in the microbial science specific to the microbial genome, virulence function of pathogenic microbes, host adaptation, evolution of microbes, and all other disciplines related to molecular microbiology.
- Presents the latest developments and progress on microbial genome and metagenome research and findings
- Assesses the advancements in the study of microbial virulence gene function, adaptation, and infectious pathogen evolution
- Provides insights about the progress and prospect of microbial genome editing
Faculty, researchers, and postgraduate and undergraduate students at universities, medical research labs, who are interested in microbial science specifically related to the microbial genome, computing genomics, and bioinformatics approaches to understand the microbial adaptation and regulation of virulence gene function are most likely the intended audience
Section I: Microbial Genomics - Introduction
1-Microbial Genomics and genome sequencing approaches
2-Genomic determinants for host adaptation or host specificity
3- Insight into plant Microbe interaction through a genomics approach
Section II: Plant Microbiome
4-The Genetic Architecture of Adaptation to the Root Microbiota in Plants
5-Genome Sequences and Genetic Features of Beneficial Bacterial Community for Successful Colonization in Plants
6- Omics Approaches to Understanding Plant Microbiome Gene Function
Section III: Genome Editing Prospecting and Approaches
7-Progress and prospect in microbial genome editing
8-Microbial Base Editing: A Powerful Emerging Technology for Microbial Genome Engineering
Section IV: Microbial virulanse and disease incidence
9- Genetic Origins of Microbial Virulence
10- Microbial Genomics and infectious disease forecasting
11- Genomics in infectious disease
12- The future of genome studies of complex human and plant disease
13- Identification of virulence factor and antibiotic resistance marker through genomics approach 14- Virulence factor and microbial drug resistance
Section V: Microbial Genomics and evolutionary concepts
15-Evolution of Microbial Genomics: Conceptual Shifts over a Century
1-Microbial Genomics and genome sequencing approaches
2-Genomic determinants for host adaptation or host specificity
3- Insight into plant Microbe interaction through a genomics approach
Section II: Plant Microbiome
4-The Genetic Architecture of Adaptation to the Root Microbiota in Plants
5-Genome Sequences and Genetic Features of Beneficial Bacterial Community for Successful Colonization in Plants
6- Omics Approaches to Understanding Plant Microbiome Gene Function
Section III: Genome Editing Prospecting and Approaches
7-Progress and prospect in microbial genome editing
8-Microbial Base Editing: A Powerful Emerging Technology for Microbial Genome Engineering
Section IV: Microbial virulanse and disease incidence
9- Genetic Origins of Microbial Virulence
10- Microbial Genomics and infectious disease forecasting
11- Genomics in infectious disease
12- The future of genome studies of complex human and plant disease
13- Identification of virulence factor and antibiotic resistance marker through genomics approach 14- Virulence factor and microbial drug resistance
Section V: Microbial Genomics and evolutionary concepts
15-Evolution of Microbial Genomics: Conceptual Shifts over a Century
- Edition: 1
- Published: May 22, 2025
- Language: English
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Javid Ahmad Parray
Javid A Parray is currently teaching at the Department of Environmental Science, GDC Eidgah, affiliated to Cluster University, Srinagar. His research interests include ecological and agricultural microbiology, climate change, microbial biotechnology, and environmental microbiomes. He has also done his Post Doctorate Research from the University of Kashmir. Dr Parray was also awarded a Fast Track Young Scientist Project by SERB – DST, GoI New Delhi. Dr Javid was also awarded as “Emerging scientist year Gold Medal” for the year 2018 by Indian Academy of Environmental Science. Dr Parray is the course coordinator for the UG- Programmes for CeC-MOOCS Swayam in Environmental Science. Dr Parray is an expert review member in the field of environmental science in the CSTT, Ministry of Education, GoI New Delhi.
Affiliations and expertise
Assistant Professor and Head of the Department of Environmental Science, Govt. SAM Degree College - Budgam, IndiaNS
Niraj Singh
Dr Niraj Singh holds a master's degree in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology and completed his PhD in Molecular Microbiology from the Department of M.B.B.T, Tezpur University, Assam India. After completing his Ph.D. Degree, Dr. Niraj Singh started his teaching career at the Department of Botany, North Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Meghalaya. India. He currently works at the Department of Microbiology, The Assam Royal Global University, Guwahati, Assam as an Assistant Professor & Coordinator/Head. His current area of research is R. solanacearum bacterial wilt disease in plants, Virulence gene function study of R. solanacearum, and its control in agronomically important crops. He has published quality research articles and book chapters. Dr. Niraj Singh was also awarded the Hayward-Prior Travel Award 2020 for Ralstonia solanacearum wilt research work, the Young Scientist Award, the Young Plant Pathologist Award, and the certificate of appreciation at Gujrat Vigyan Sammelan in 2022.
Affiliations and expertise
Department of Microbiology, The Assam Royal Global University, IndiaWL
Wen-Jun Li
Wen-Jun Li received his PhD in microbiology from Shenyang Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. He is currently working as Distinguished Professor in School of Life Sciences, Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou, China. His research mainly focuses on microbial diversity under those unusual environments, by using culture-dependent and culture-independent methods, as well as mechanisms of extremophilic microbes to adapt those unusual environments. He was awarded the WFCC (The World Federation for Culture Collections) Skerman award for microbial taxonomy in 2007, and other six provincial and ministry level awards for his outstanding research contributions on the field of microbial systematics and microbial ecology. He has successfully trained more than 150 graduate students and postdoc level students in the field of microbial taxonomy and microbial ecology at home and abroad countries.
Affiliations and expertise
School of Life Sciences, Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou, ChinaRead Host Adaptation, Virulence, and Evolution on ScienceDirect