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Lecture 1- what is microbiology?
What is microbiology,
Why is microbiology so important 5,
What are the 7 things cells have ...
60
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Lecture 2- Cell Structure and Function
What microscope can see,
What are the 4 different types of...,
How do specimens get visualized s...
91
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Lecture 2- Transport across the cytoplasmic membrane
What is the function of a cytopla...,
What kind of permeability is a cy...,
Why cant we just wait for everyth...
45
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Lecture 2- Cell walls of bacteria and archaea
What are two prokaryotes that lac...,
What are mycoplasmas,
Without a cell wall how do mycopl...
35
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Lecture 2- Structures of prokaryote
What are proteins made of,
What are polypeptides,
What are the functions of proteins
53
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Lecture 2- Flagella and swimming motility
What is the lifecycle of a spore ...,
What is the general structure of ...,
Do flagella need to be stained
36
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Lecture 2- Taxis and Eukaryotes
What is the difference between eu...,
How much bigger typically are euk...,
What is the difference between eu...
16
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Lecture 2- Viruses
What are viruses,
What is a virus composed of 3,
What do viral genomes consist of 4
21
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Lecture 3- Cell chemistry and nutrition
What are macronutrients,
What are the macromolecules and h...,
What is a protein made of
34
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Lecture 3- Classes of microorganisms
Metabolism,
Difference between catabolic reac...,
What are the 3 energy
23
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Lecture 4- Microbial Growth
How is growth measured,
What is binary fission,
What is generation time
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Lecture 4- Bacterial counts
What is a continuous culture,
What is the most common type of c...,
What does a chemostat allow for w...
21
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Lecture 5- Effect of physical and chemical condition on microbial growth
What affect does temperature have...,
What are cardinal temperatures,
What are the 4 classes of microor...
24
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Lecture 5- effects of pH and osmolarity on microbial growth
At what ph do most microorganisms...,
What ph do acidophiles grow best at,
What ph do alkaliphiles grow best at
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Lecture 6- control of microbial growth
What is sterilization,
What is inhibition,
What is decontamination
43
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Lecture 7a- Microbial Diversity
What is the first way to describe...,
How are phylogenetic trees organized,
What does the phylogenetic tree d...
36
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Lecture 7a- Microbial Diversity continued
What does the bacterial phyla pro...,
What are the 6 classes of proteob...,
What does alphaproteobacteria con...
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Lecture 7b- microbial diversity part 2
Phylogenetically what are the 5 p...,
What is an example of an extreme ...,
Where are halobacteria found
31
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Lecture 8- Innate Immunity
What does the immune system do,
What are the two different types ...,
What is adaptive immunity
32
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