General bacteriology a concise course

General bacteriology a concise course, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 67 lectures, based on 111 reviews, and has 18486 subscribers.

You will learn about bacterial morphology and physiology history of microbiology bacterial growth and nutrition bacterial pathogenicity and virulence This course is ideal for individuals who are medical students study either medicine pharmacy dentistry veterinary medicine science secondary school prepare themselves to study medicine or become science students prepare themselves to study medicine or science or any one interested of microbiology any one want to establish his career in science or medicine It is particularly useful for medical students study either medicine pharmacy dentistry veterinary medicine science secondary school prepare themselves to study medicine or become science students prepare themselves to study medicine or science or any one interested of microbiology any one want to establish his career in science or medicine.

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Title: General bacteriology a concise course

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 67

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Curriculum Items: 67

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: $34.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

bacterial morphology and physiology
history of microbiology
bacterial growth and nutrition
bacterial pathogenicity and virulence

Who Should Attend

medical students study either medicine pharmacy dentistry veterinary medicine science secondary school prepare themselves to study medicine or become science students prepare themselves to study medicine or science
any one interested of microbiology any one want to establish his career in science or medicine

Target Audiences

medical students study either medicine pharmacy dentistry veterinary medicine science secondary school prepare themselves to study medicine or become science students prepare themselves to study medicine or science
any one interested of microbiology any one want to establish his career in science or medicine

Welcome to the microscopic world of bacteria! This general bacteriology course provides a comprehensive foundation for understanding these fascinating organisms. You’ll delve into their structure, physiology, growth, and genetics, exploring how bacteria adapt and thrive in diverse environments. We’ll uncover the fascinating world of bacterial diversity, from beneficial microbes to pathogens causing infectious diseases. The course also explores the impact of human activities on bacterial populations and the rise of antibiotic resistance.

Learning Objectives:

Describe the basic structure, classification, and diversity of bacteria.
Explain bacterial growth, reproduction, and metabolism.
Explore the mechanisms of bacterial pathogenesis and infection.
Discuss the role of bacteria in human health and the environment.
Analyze the challenges of antibiotic resistance and its implications
.Explain the beneficial and pathogenic roles of bacteria in human health.
Discuss the mechanisms by which bacteria cause different infectious diseases.
Explore diagnostic techniques used to identify and characterize bacteria.
Analyze the emergence and spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Evaluate strategies for developing new antibiotics and alternative treatment methods.

Bacteria: Friend or Foe? This captivating bacteriology course explores the profound impact of bacteria on our lives. We’ll unveil their essential role in human health, from supporting our gut microbiome to aiding in food production. You’ll learn how bacteria cause infectious diseases and explore the marvels of modern diagnostics and treatments. The course also examines the growing threat of antibiotic resistance and strategies for combating it.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: bacteriology history

Lecture 2: microbiology is interesting

Lecture 3: General bacteriology introduction

Lecture 4: Microiology

Lecture 5: How can I study microbiology?

Lecture 6: Bacteria an overview

Lecture 7: clinically important bacteria

Chapter 2: Microbiology history

Lecture 1: early history of microbilogy

Lecture 2: Koch is microbiology pioneer

Lecture 3: pioneers early discoveries

Lecture 4: development of aseptic technique

Chapter 3: Host parasite relationships

Lecture 1: host parasite relationship

Chapter 4: Bacterial morphology

Lecture 1: Eukaryote Vs prokaryote

Lecture 2: observation of colonies

Lecture 3: Bacterial cell morphology

Lecture 4: Bacterial cell wall Gram +v Vs Gram -ve

Lecture 5: types of flagella arrangement1

Chapter 5: Bacterial nutrition

Lecture 1: bacterial cell growth nutrion metabolism

Lecture 2: Bacterial physiology Bacterial nutritiion

Chapter 6: Bacterial growth

Lecture 1: Bacterial cell division

Lecture 2: Bacterial growth

Lecture 3: Bacterial growth Reading session please relax and Take notes

Chapter 7: Bacterial product

Lecture 1: Bacterial product

Chapter 8: Bacterial pathogenicity virulence

Lecture 1: Bacterial pathogenicity and virulence

Chapter 9: Microbia Taxonomey

Lecture 1: purpose for categorizing bacteria

Lecture 2: microbial taxonomey

Chapter 10: immune response to pathogen

Lecture 1: immune response to pathogen

Chapter 11: sterilization

Lecture 1: sterlization

Chapter 12: Bacterial Genetics

Lecture 1: Bacterial genetics overview

Lecture 2: bacterial DNA replication

Lecture 3: Bacterial genetics conjugation

Lecture 4: Bacterial Genetic transposition

Chapter 13: Bacteriophage viruses of bacteria used in typing or as substitute of antibiotics

Lecture 1: T2 phage infect E.coli

Chapter 14: environmental bacteriology

Lecture 1: environmental bacteriology

Lecture 2: over view of environmental microbiology

Lecture 3: pioneer of environmental microbiology

Lecture 4: cycles in environoment

Chapter 15: Medical Bacteriology

Lecture 1: common organisms and their associated clinical symptoms

Lecture 2: microbial diagnosis

Lecture 3: steps of microbiological diagnosis

Lecture 4: common diagnostic techniques in bacteriology lab

Lecture 5: over view family Enterobacteriaceae

Lecture 6: Corynebacterium Diphtheriae

Lecture 7: Diphtheria apian in history

Lecture 8: pioneers solve the problem

Lecture 9: Is diphtheria still around?

Lecture 10: Haemphiluis influenzae

Lecture 11: staph aureus diseases isolation identification

Lecture 12: staphylococcus review

Lecture 13: helicobacterpylori

Lecture 14: How Anthrax works?

Lecture 15: Bacillus anthrax and bacillus cereus

Chapter 16: streptococci

Lecture 1: classification or grouping of stereptococci

Lecture 2: strept pyogen

Lecture 3: strep pneumonae

Lecture 4: strep agalactia

Chapter 17: Methods of identification unknown bacteria

Lecture 1: Methods for Identification of unknown Bacterium

Chapter 18: Gram staining

Lecture 1: gram staining technique

Chapter 19: Biochemical tests

Lecture 1: Biochemical tests

Chapter 20: bacterial culture staining sensitivity testing

Lecture 1: bacterial culture staining sensitivity testing

Chapter 21: antibiotic mechanism of action

Lecture 1: antibiotic mechanism of action

Chapter 22: Thank you seee you soon

Lecture 1: thank you

Lecture 2: color atlas of medical bacteriology

Lecture 3: color atlas part2

Lecture 4: color atlas part3

Lecture 5: medical microbiology

Instructors

Mohamed AL ashram
Author instructor full time content creator

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1 stars: 11 votes
2 stars: 7 votes
3 stars: 11 votes
4 stars: 25 votes
5 stars: 57 votes

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