From the Common Cold to COVID: Exploring Human Viral Disease

From the Common Cold to COVID: Exploring Human Viral Disease, available at $29.99, has an average rating of 3.5, with 62 lectures, based on 58 reviews, and has 14530 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: From the Common Cold to COVID: Exploring Human Viral Disease

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 3.5

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Nature of virus as etiological agent
viral taxonomy
viral replication
pathogenesis of viral diseases
viral genetics
mechanism of infection
lab diagnosis of viral diseases
vaccination against viral diseases

Who Should Attend

student study or plan to study science medicine dentistry veterinary medicine

Target Audiences

student study or plan to study science medicine dentistry veterinary medicine

Human Virology: Unveiling the Invisible Invaders

This course delves into the fascinating world of viruses that specifically target humans. We will explore these enigmatic entities, from their basic structure and replication strategies to how they cause disease and evade our defenses.

Throughout the course, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of:

The nature of viruses: Learn the key differences between viruses and other microorganisms, their unique structure (DNA vs. RNA genomes), and classification systems.
Viral replication cycle: Explore the intricate steps viruses take to infiltrate host cells, hijack cellular machinery, and produce new viral particles.
Viral pathogenesis: Uncover the mechanisms by which viruses cause disease, including how they enter specific tissues and induce various symptoms.
The human immune response to viruses: Examine the body’s arsenal against viral invaders, including innate and adaptive immunity.
Major human viral diseases: We will delve into specific viruses like HIV, influenza, hepatitis, and emerging threats, exploring their transmission, diagnosis, and treatment options.
Vaccines and antiviral therapies: Learn about the crucial role of vaccination in preventing viral infections and explore the development and use of antiviral drugs.
Viral evolution and emerging diseases: Understand the dynamic nature of viruses and how mutations can lead to new strains and outbreaks.

This course is suitable for:

Students with a foundation in biology or microbiology
Healthcare professionals seeking to expand their knowledge of viral diseases
Anyone with a keen interest in human health and infectious diseases

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: General virology

Lecture 1: course introduction

Lecture 2: history 2

Lecture 3: viral structure

Lecture 4: virus shell structure

Lecture 5: classification of viruses

Lecture 6: virus replication

Lecture 7: virus multiplication strategies

Lecture 8: virus life cycle

Lecture 9: life cycle oh virusss

Lecture 10: virus life cycle in details

Lecture 11: family adenoviridae

Lecture 12: coronaviridae structure

Lecture 13: coronaviridae life cycle

Lecture 14: flaviviridae structure

Lecture 15: Herpesviridae

Lecture 16: HSV replication

Lecture 17: HSV DNA replication

Lecture 18: HSV encapsidation

Lecture 19: flaviviridae life cycle

Lecture 20: orthomyxoviridae structure

Lecture 21: orthomyxoviridae life cycle

Lecture 22: family paramyxoviridae structure

Lecture 23: family paramyxoviridae life cycle

Lecture 24: HIV structure family retroviridae

Lecture 25: viral pathogenesis

Lecture 26: immunopathology

Lecture 27: is a virus useful?

Lecture 28: virus Identity card

Chapter 2: viral genetics

Lecture 1: viral genetics and variations

Chapter 3: Epidimiology of viral diseases

Lecture 1: epidmiology of viral diseases

Chapter 4: immunresponse to apathogen

Lecture 1: immune response to apathogen

Chapter 5: viral vaccine

Lecture 1: vaccines and vaccination

Lecture 2: influenza virus vaccine technology

Lecture 3: covid19 vaccine types

Chapter 6: medical virology

Lecture 1: diagnostic microbiology

Lecture 2: steps of microbiological diagnosis

Lecture 3: Diagnosis of viral diseases common methods and techniques

Lecture 4: Agar gel diffusion test

Lecture 5: Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay ELISA

Lecture 6: Radioimmunoassay

Lecture 7: immunofluorescence assay

Lecture 8: immunohistochemistry

Lecture 9: viral diarhae

Lecture 10: respiratory viruses

Lecture 11: herpes virus

Lecture 12: gental herpes

Lecture 13: vericella zoster

Lecture 14: CMV,EPV

Lecture 15: HIV

Lecture 16: hepatitis

Lecture 17: hepatitis viruses

Lecture 18: viral zoonosis

Lecture 19: rabies what you should know

Lecture 20: Rabies

Lecture 21: corvid 19 update variants

Chapter 7: virology lab

Lecture 1: biosafety in lab

Lecture 2: Diagnostic methods of viral diseases

Lecture 3: lab diagnosis of virus

Lecture 4: cell culture

Lecture 5: embryonated chichen eggg

Lecture 6: negative staining in practice

Chapter 8: virology for you book all slides in one file

Lecture 1: virology for you all slides in one file

Instructors

Mohamed AL ashram
Author instructor full time content creator

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2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 7 votes
4 stars: 17 votes
5 stars: 29 votes

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