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The genetics of bacteria and their viruses have been the cornerstones of molecular biology since its inception. Innumerable key concepts that are now deeply embedded in modern biology have come from the study of bacterial and bacteriophage genetics. The third edition of this widely-used textbook has been extensively revised to reflect current knowledge in areas such as gene cloning and bacterial evolution, while maintaining the book's strengths in phage genetics, plasmids, and bacterial gene regulation. The book has been reviewed as "concise, up-to-date, fresh and original" and "clearly written". It will be welcomed by students in genetics, molecular biology, microbiology and biotechnology.