This book investigates the diverse principles and methodologies employed in the detection of bacteria. It explores the fundamental scientific concepts underpinning various detection techniques, ranging from traditional culture-based methods to advanced molecular and biosensor approaches. The work details the challenges and innovations in identifying bacterial pathogens, crucial for public health, food safety, and environmental monitoring.

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