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Lecture 1
What are the 4 main places that b...,
What bacteria are commonly found ...,
What bacteria are commonly found ...
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Lecture 2
What are the 4 basic mechanisms o...,
What are camps and how do they fu...,
What are the different camps
31
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Lecture 3
What is the common structure of pili,
What are the various functions of...,
What are the groups of pili and h...
28
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Lecture 4
What are the two major types of t...,
How do lipopolysaccharide and lip...,
What are the different types of b...
26
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Lecture 5
How does the gi tract control the...,
Why is it important to seperate t...,
What are the factors that prevent...
17
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Lecture 6
What are believed to be the metho...,
How does the microbial status of ...,
What influence on brain activity ...
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Lecture 7
What are the non genetic forms of...,
What are the genetic forms of ant...,
What are the 6 different mechanis...
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Lecture 8 Clostridium Difficile I
What are the diagnostic methods o...,
What are the general features of ...,
What are the epidemiological feat...
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Lecture 9 Staph Aureus I
What are the clinically relevant ...,
What are the general characterisi...,
What are the epidemiological feat...
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Lecture 10 Staph Aureus II
What makes a successful pathogen,
What are the virulence factors in...,
How are biofilms a virulence fact...
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Lecture 11 Helicobacter Pylori I
What are the diseases caused by h...,
What are the culture characterist...,
What are the epidemiological fact...
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Helicobacter II
What are the colonization factors...,
How does the helical shape of hpy...,
How does the motility of hpylori ...
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In Vivo models
Why would in vivo models be used ...,
What are the ideal characteristic...,
What are the the three r s of usi...
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Clostridium Difficile II
Is clostridium difficile overgrow...,
What are the functions performed ...,
What are the hypervirulent strain...
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Mycobacterium Tuberculosis I
What is the quartet of mycobacter...,
What were the two eras of disease...,
What makes mycobacterium tubercul...
10
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Mycobacterium Tuberculosis II
What is the vaccine developed for...,
How effective is the bcg vaccine,
How can tuberculosis be diagnosed
16
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UPEC
What is the difference between ba...,
What are the challenges to bacter...,
What is the tamm horsfall protein
31
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Diarrhoea
What are the 10 methods through w...,
What compounds are used to classi...,
Is all e coli pathogenic
37
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