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Title: Microbial Anatomy


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Microbial Anatomy
  • Structural vs Functional Comparisons
  • Eucaryotic Cells
  • Procaryotic Cells

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The Eucaryotic Cell
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The Procaryotic Cell
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Comparative Functional Anatomy
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Procaryotic Anatomy
  • Gross Anatomy
  • Size, Shape, Arrangement
  • Cell Membranes
  • Cell Walls
  • Gram positive vs Gram negative
  • Intracellular Structures
  • Ribosomes, Nucleoid, Spores
  • Extracellular Structures
  • Flagella, Pili, Capsules

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Bacterial Shapes
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Bacterial Arrangements
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The Membrane
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Phospholipids
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Peptidoglycan
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Gram Positive Cells
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Gram Negative Cells
Gram Negative Cells
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Lipopolysaccharide
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The Gram Stain
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Nucleoid DNA
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70 S Ribosomes
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Flagella
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Chemotaxis
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Bacterial Pili
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Capsules
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Attachment
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Endospores
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Sporulation
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Microbial Nutrition Growth
  • Replication Transverse Binary Fission
  • Requirements for Growth Physical Temperature,
    pH, Osmotic pressure, O2 Chemical Bulk, Ions,
    Growth Factors
  • Culture Media
  • Liquid vs solid Complex vs defined
  • Aerobic vs anaerobic Selective vs
    differential
  • Population Growth
  • The growth curve

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Transverse Binary Fission
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Growth Potential
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Water Availability
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Growth
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The Growth Curve
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Blood Agar
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EMB Agar
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Control of Microbial Growth
  • History Lister and Semmelwiess
  • Terminology
  • Physical Methods
  • Heat Dry, moist, with pressure
  • Radiation Ionizing and non-ionizing
  • Chemical Methods Phenols, Halogens, Alcohols,
    Aldehydes, Metals,
  • Biguanides, Detergents, Oxides Peroxides

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The Autoclave
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Metabolism
  • Introductory Concepts
  • Nutritional patterns, Metabolism, ATP, Enzymes,
    Re-Dox reactions, Phosphorylation reactions
  • Catabolism
  • Glycolysis, TCA cycle, Electron transport chain
  • Fermentations
  • Ethanol, Lactic acid
  • Anabolism
  • Biosynthesis

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Nutritional Patterns
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Overview ofMetabolism
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The Flow of Energy
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The Role of ATP
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Enzyme Structure
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Enzyme Action
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Enzyme Function
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Re-Dox Reactions
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Central Metabolism
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Glycolysis
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TCA Cycle (Krebs)
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Energy Trapping
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Electron Transport Chain
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Electron Flow and Energy Trapping
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Fermentations
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Fermentation Products
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Energy Trapping
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EnergyUtilization
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