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L1:Introduction to microbiology and bacterial taxonomy
Who is the father of the microscope,
Who is known as the father of mic...,
What were some of louis pastures ...
14
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L2:Microbial pathogenicity and host parasite relationships
Normal flora is also known as ___,
What type of microbial flora occu...,
When can we say an infection has ...
15
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L3: Bacterial morphology
What is the function of cytoplasm...,
What is the outer most layer of c...,
Describe the structure of a gram ...
14
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L4: Bacterial physiology
What is the difference between ba...,
Describe the 4 phases of the bact...,
What does mesophilic mean
11
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L6 (L5 Not included in midterm): Bacterial genetics
What is the backbone of dna compo...,
Which nucliotindes are puriens an...,
What is transcription
15
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L7: Structure and Function of Immune system
What are the central lymph organs,
What are the peripheral lymph organs,
Where are all cells desitned to b...
26
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L8:Innate and adaptive immunity
What does innate immunity do,
How can innate immunity activate ...,
How do corticosteroids affect hos...
15
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Cell mediated and humoral immunity
Read notes on nb,
In humoral immunity what chemical...,
What do activated helper t cells ...
7
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L9:Complement system and activation
Where are compliment serum protei...,
Which pathway is important for ad...,
What pathways are important for i...
18
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L10: Hypersensitivity
What antibodies are involved in t...,
What are the effector cells in ty...,
What happens when someone is expo...
21
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L11:Autoimmunity
What are altered antigens known as,
What can stimulate polyclonal b c...,
What is a common causative factor...
19
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L12: transplantation immunology and tumor immunology
Transplantation success is depend...,
What is an alloantigen,
What is an autograft synergic iso...
14
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L13:Immunodeficiency diseases
T cell deficiency will make the p...,
What does thymic aplasia di georg...,
Defect in il 17 results in
12
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L14 ( Lecture numbers are wrong btw ) : streptococci
What classification of bacteria i...,
How does streptoccoci react to co...,
In what aerobic conditions do str...
41
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L15: Staphylococcus
What staphylococci bacteria is co...,
What staphylococci bacteria is co...,
Describe the arrangement of staph...
24
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L16 & 17 : corynrbacterium and actinomyetes
Spore forming aerobic gram positi...,
Whats inside the swollen end of c...,
Who are the hosts of c diphtherea
29
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L18, 19 : Gram Negative bacteria I
Lactose fermenting enterobacteria...,
What type of enterobacteria are p...,
What types of enterobacteria are ...
48
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L21: Bacilus and listeria
Describe the appearance of bacill...,
Which species of bacillus is non ...,
Where does bacillus anthracis com...
23
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L23 Spirochetes
What are the 3 types of spirochet...,
Which infection is,
Whats the most infective stage of...
17
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L-27,28 :Classifications and general properties / lab diagnosis of viruses
Do all viruses have a lipoprotein...,
Whats the outer coat of the virus...,
What determines the shape and str...
12
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L26-27 DNA and RNA viruses
Which viral infection causes oral...,
What is the shape of papovaviruses,
How are papovaviruses transmitted
42
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L21: Clostridia
What shape spores does clostridia...,
Which clostridia spp has a drum s...,
What is the habitat of ctetni
27
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L28:Hepatitis viruses
What is the only dna hepatitis virus,
Which antigen is an important ind...,
What is the infectious form of hbv
24
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L30,31: normal microflora of the mouth
Which part of the oral cavity act...,
What gram positive cocci are pres...,
Sub groups of genus streptococci ...
25
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L31 : Introduction to oral and dental infections
What are the most commonly isolat...,
Periodontal abscess causing organ...,
Organisms associated with suppura...
6
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L33,34 Dental caries and dental plaque
What is the initial step to infec...,
What are the steps to biofilm pla...,
Whats the function of the pellicle
17
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L35,36 : periodontal and orofacial bacterial infections
What bacteria are commonly isolat...,
What is ludwig s angina and what ...,
What are the common species causi...
9
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L37,38 :pathogenic protazoans
What is the active feeding stage ...,
What is the inactive form of a pr...,
Entamoeba histolytica forms a cys...
34
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L39,40: Pathogenic helminths
Flatworms roundworms,
Which worm is known as the fish t...,
Definative and intermediate hosts of
37
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L41,42 : systemic and oppurtunistic mycoses
What causes valley fever desert r...,
Transmission of coccidioides immitis,
Coccidioides immitis dimorphism
29
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