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The following video is a brief discussion of the early events that helped us gain some understanding about microbes.

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Clinical Microbiology Made Ridiculously Simple


BRS Microbiology and Immunology


Review of Medical Microbiology and Immunology, Levinson

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Bacteria Basics : Microbiology Lectures

In this new video we look at the basics of bacteria. We look at their classifications, sizes, shapes and how they reproduce. This video is intended to be a primer on bacteria. We will go into more details as we progress in this series.

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Other Videos In Our Microbiology Basics Series:
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Microbiology 197 - Chapter 1 lecture for class.

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Just like how one professes and involves deeply in any niche of science, there is Microbiology. In this three year undergraduate course, you learn everything about Micro organisms and their importance in your life. It is detailed niche field of Science and students get to learn a lot about another variety of science.
A BSc in Microbiology is a detailed field of science where one gets to learn everything about the life and use of micro organisms. It is a very micro leveled study of science.
A student who has completed his study in Microbiology will have enormous openings in the Public sector firms and also get jobs in Private sector organizations. Various undertakings have opened up abroad that offer employment opportunities for Bachelor of Science in Microbiology graduates.
Private sector also provides a lot of job chances for Bachelor of Science in Microbiology pass outs. However, the most common field of work for Microbiology aspirants in this sector will be research organizations. They can also opt for taking up teaching profession as well. The salary packages of students doing BSc in Microbiology will depend on the job profile and also the area in which these graduates are working. They will not only work in the fields of Microbiology but also in some other allied fields if possible. Thus, you must look for that perfect opening and root for that:-
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• Agricultural Microbiologists
• Industrial Microbiologists
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• Development laboratories
• Food Industry
• Beverage Units
• Chemical Industries
• Hospitals
• Pharmaceutical Sector

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Nicole Gentile, PhD Candidate, provides an overview of basic microbiology and the concepts involved, including the bacterial growth curve and classifying organisms based on morphologies. This lecture describes blood, urine and skin/soft tissue cultures, focusing on the types of media, sample collection processes, culture procedures, as well as speciation and susceptibility testing. Basic staining procedures, such as the simple stain, gram stain, spore stain, negative stain, and acid fast stain are briefly discussed. Included in the staining procedure descriptions are explanations of the organisms that the stains identify. In addition to staining procedures, biochemical tests used for differentiating bacteria are covered. Concluding the lecture are some facts about fungi and viruses, focusing on the current 2009 novel H1N1 influenza pandemic.

Part 1 (of 2) of chapter 1 lecture. This is an overview of the topics we will discuss this semester. You will need to take notes using the outline posted on Blackboard. This video is the property of Lisa Shimeld. All rights reserved. 2015

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Hey everyone welcome to microbiology, I hope you enjoy the journey as much as I did. I will try to make flashcards which will help solidify the information in your heads. I will also create mini exams for you to take and grade yourselves on.

Microbiology, which deals with diseases caused by infectious agents such as bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites.

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This video discusses the cell wall structures of both Gram + and - bacteria

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This lecture presents the nomenclature based on bacterial shape, size, and arrangement.

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This industrial microbiology video talks about the basics of industrial microbiology and biotechnology processes.
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A tour of a diagnostic medical microbiology highlighting some of the work done. With thanks to Susan UCLH/RBH.

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The top ten photos from Nikon's 2013 Photomicrography competition. What would you want to see photographed under a microscope?

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10. Dinosaur Bone
Ted Kinsman (RIT)
Photo Technique: Focus Stacking
9. Spider's Web
Mark A. Sanders (Univ. of Minn)
Photo Technique: Confocal, Autoflourescence, Image Stacking
8. Plant Life
Magdalena Turzanska - Univ. of Wroclaw
Technique: Epi-autofloursescence and UV light, z-stack reconstruction
7. Ladybug Feet
Dr. Jan Michels - Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel
Technique: Confocal Autoflourescence
6. Chameleon Embryo
Dorit Hackman - Univ. of Cambridge
Technique: Brightfield
5. Firing Neuron
Dr. Kieran Boyle - University of Glasgow
Technique: Fluorescence, Confocal
4. The Paramecium aka The White Rat
Rogelio Moreno Gill - Panama
Technique: Differential Interference Contrast
3. Marine Worm
Dr. Alvaro Migotto - Univ. of Sao Paulo
Technique: Stereomicroscopy, Darfield
2. The retina of a turtle's eye magnified 400 times
Dr. Joseph Corbo - Washington Univ. School of Medicine
Technique: Differential Interference Contrast
1. Colonial plankton organism zoomed in 250 times
Wim van Egmond - Micropolitan Museum
Technique: Differential Interference Contrast, Image Stacking

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This video describes the importance of using wastewater microbes as indicator organisms to help optimize your wastewater treatment system.

This is video explaining how i study for Microbiology In Medicine, and the easiest way to maximise your score in those areas.
Although books are overkill, but Mim's Microbiology is pretty good despite excess detail: it is ridiculously cheap on Booko when I last checked around $50, so may be worth it.

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Tour of SCC microbiology lab, overview of safety and facility

This is the introduction on general microbiology practical discussing culture media, culture techniques and explaining overview of microbiology lab.
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Introduction to Medical Microbiology

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This brief description presents the mechanism of the gram staining and why Gram +ive bacteria hold on to Methylene blue vs., Gram -ive capturing Safranin.

Microbiology, which deals with diseases caused by infectious agents such as bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites.

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Useful teaching materials for Healthcare Science. A video showing the Gram stain technique for visualising bacteria. This very simple stain is often a first step in bacterial identification.

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The master ingredient in beer is yeast -- a microbe -- and every step in the brewing process helps the yeast do its job better. Watch this live streamed video from the American Society of Microbiology to learn more about how microbes are selected, grown, and manipulated in modern breweries to develop a wide variety of flavors and textures!

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Dr. Charles Bamforth, University of California, Davis

Rebecca Newman, Dogfish Head Craft Brewery

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The Microbiology of Beer Poster (.pdf)


FAQ: If the Yeast Ain't Happy, Ain't Nobody Happy: The Microbiology of Beer, February 2013 (.pdf)

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This food technology lecture explains about food microbiology and food poisoning by bacterial contamination. Web-
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This chapter looks at atoms, bonds, pH and organic molecules. Good review of chemistry we see in microbiology.

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