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Lecture 1: physical and chemical requirements of microbial growth
Microbial growth def 1,
What is the septum 2,
What causes the shape and arrange...
36
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Lecture 2: Bacterial nutrition
Defined culture media 1,
Complex culture media 2,
What does transport media look li...
25
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lecture 3: the two sides of bacterial endospores
Why do cells change to endospores 1,
Process of going from a cell to e...,
Endospore structure from inside t...
24
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Lecture 4: physical control methods
Terms used for assessing the effi...,
Thermal death point 2,
Why do we need a control sector 3
27
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Lecture 5: chemical control methods
Chemical control methods 1,
Disinfectants 2,
Antiseptics 3
21
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lecture 6: microbial diversity
Evolution 1,
How did we go from one organism t...,
Gradients 3
21
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lecture 7: development of microbial communities
Why has microbiology focused so m...,
Limitations of pure culture 2,
What are the different examples o...
28
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lecture 8: microbial community genetics, metabolic potential and how we can study them
What was the transition from dive...,
The great plate count anomaly 2,
Enrichment bias 3
27
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lecture 9 & 10: bacterial physiology
Microbial physiology 1,
Bacterial physiology 2,
Key bacterial internal and surfac...
72
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lecture 11: introduction to the immune system
Innate immunity 1,
Complement system 2,
What triggers the different compl...
15
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lecture 12: antigen uptake and presentation
What two components cause immunity 1,
What is antigen 2,
What does foreign antigen include 3
32
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lecture 13: T cells and their receptors
Cd4 functions 1,
Difference between production of ...,
Artificial t cells chimeric antig...
32
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lecture 14: B cells and their antibodies
What is the molecular mass of ant...,
What are the five different types...,
When does isotype switching occur 3
28
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lecture 15: effector cells and immune tolerance
Clonal selection 1,
How do only b cells bearing the c...,
Example of b cell specific for te...
23
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Lecture 16: Water microbiology and public health
Aquifer 1,
The freshwater environment 2,
Microbes found in freshwater are ...
38
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Lecture 17: Measuring water quality
Problems with drinking water trea...,
What is an example of an ineffici...,
What happened during the milwauke...
21
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Lecture 18: viruses and their hosts
What are the different types of v...,
What are the different types of h...,
How do the different host cells i...
28
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