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Lecture 1: Introduction
What are the 2 definitions of mic...,
Give 4 examples of the types of l...,
What is the difference between mi...
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Lecture 2: History and scope
What was the reaction to redi s e...,
What did needham and spallanzani ...,
How was spontaneous generation fi...
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Lecture 3: Classification of living organisms
What did beijerink and winogradsk...,
What are the two ways of classify...,
What is the difference between ta...
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Lecture 4: Bacterial taxonomy
What are the 4 goals of the class...,
Name the 7 levels of classificati...,
What do the following names say a...
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Lecture 5: Bacterial taxonomy (cont.)
Describe the general structure of...,
Name and visualize the 6 main bac...,
Name and visualize the 5 main bac...
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Lecture 6: Prokaryotic cell organization
Describe the function of the plas...,
Describe the function of the cell...,
Describe the function of the capsule
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Lecture 8: Sporulation and germination
The major function of the cytopla...,
Name 3 major components in the ba...,
Give 3 examples of what inclusion...
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Lecture 7: Prokaryotic cell organization II
In gram positives the peptidoglyc...,
The function of teichoic acid and...,
In gram negatives the peptidoglyc...
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Lecture 9: Population growth
What is the formulation for popul...,
What is the difference between sy...,
What are the two ways to plot asy...
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Lecture 10: Bacteria genome replication and gene expression
Name two instruments that can be ...,
What is the role of the catalyst ...,
What is the role of indicator str...
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Lecture 11: DNA replication
In eukaryotes dna is organized in...,
In eukaryotes nucleosomes are lin...,
Describe the difference in the co...
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Lecture 12: Bacterial gene mutations
Name the major regions of the bac...,
Name the major areas on the promo...,
Name the major regions of the tra...
48
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Lecture 13: DNA transcription
What are the 3 types of rna that ...,
What is the role of rrnas,
Rna synthesis proceeds from to
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Lecture 14: Translation and protein synthesis
Ribosomes can be as little as apa...,
What is the function of trnas,
Ribosomes synthesize proteins fro...
25
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Lecture 15: Bacterial plasmids and genetic exchange
What is recombination,
What is homologous recombination,
What is horizontal gene transfer
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Historical perspectives
Lucretius and fracastoro,
Janssen,
Hooke
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Lecture 17: Fungi I
The drug penicillin comes from wh...,
How many fungal species have been...,
How many new fungal species are d...
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Lecture 18: Fungi II
Name the 4 types of techniques us...,
Which phylum uses motility as a d...,
Name 2 types of fungi that use an...
56
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Lecture 19: Fungi III
Are spores haploid or diploid,
What are the 3 mechanisms by whic...,
Inappropriate immune responses du...
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Lecture 20: Fungi IV
What is tinea,
What are the 3 types of tinea,
Tinea pedis is also known as
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Lecture 21: Fungi V
What are secondary metabolites,
What is the use of secondary meta...,
Give an example of 2 drugs derive...
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Lecture 22: Bacterial pathogenesis I
What is an infection,
What is disease,
What is the difference between a ...
49
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Lecture 23: Bacterial pathogenesis II
What is virulence,
What are virulence factors,
Name 4 ways that virulence factor...
67
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Lecture 24: Parasitology I
Name 2 ways in which parasites ar...,
How do parasites differ from bact...,
Compare the prevalence of parasit...
46
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Lecture 25: Paratisology II
What is the deadliest animal why,
What is daly,
What parasitic disease has the hi...
43
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Lecture 26: Virology I
What is the definition of a virus,
Why are viruses considered as par...,
What are glycoproteins
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Lecture 27: Virology II
Based on genome what are the 2 ty...,
What are are possible composition...,
What are the possible shapes of v...
27
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Lecture 28: Virology III
What are the 7 baltimore classes ...,
What baltimore classifications ha...,
What type of virus is class 1
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Lecture 29: Virology IV
What was the earlier way of growi...,
Why were,
Aside from embryonated eggs what ...
32
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Lecture 30: Virology V
Name the 6 steps of the infectiou...,
What are the two broad phases of ...,
What steps are considered part of...
48
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Lecture 31: SARS COV-2
What type of viruses are the coro...,
What types of organisms are prima...,
Why is coronavirus named as such
49
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Lecture 32: Control of microorganisms
How many bacteria are estimated t...,
Rank the following items in terms...,
Why might the food industry want ...
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Lecture 33: Control of microorganisms II
Give 4 reasons why antimicrobial ...,
Give 2 possible ways that microog...,
Explain how microorganisms can be...
36
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Lecture 34: Antibiotics
What is the use for the majority ...,
What types of infections are anti...,
What are the three infectious dis...
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Lecture 35: Antibiotics II
How has antibiotic resistance evo...,
What type of antibiotic resistanc...,
What type of antibiotic resistanc...
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Lecture 36: Gut microbiome I
What proportion of the cells in t...,
How does the human genome compare...,
How does the human body weight co...
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Lecture 37: Gut microbiome II
How does the north american gut m...,
How does obesity impact the gut m...,
What method was used to determine...
34
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Lecture 38: Gut microbiome III
Aside from bacteria name 3 other ...,
The collection of fungi in the gu...,
The collection of helminths in th...
35
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