'Bacterial species' diaporamas de présentation

Urological common cases in GP practice

Mr. Noor Buchholz Consultant Urological Surgeon & Director Endourology and Stone Services. Urological common cases in GP practice. 33 year old female Dysuria , frequency, cloudy urine No fever, no kidney pain No Hx of similar episodes. Case 1. Wait for urine culture? Imaging?

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5. Glyphosate: The Elephant in the Room

5. Glyphosate: The Elephant in the Room. Stephanie Seneff Wise Traditions Workshop November 8, 2013. p eople.csail.mit.edu / seneff /WAPF_Slides_2013/5_glyphosate.pdf.

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Genetic Transfer

Genetic Transfer. Siti Sarah Jumali 06-4832123 sarahjumali@ns.uitm.edu.my. Overview on Bacterial Gene Transfer. Bacteria are usually haploid M akes it easy to identify loss-of-function mutations in bacteria than in eukaryotes

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Advanced Diagnostic Aids

Advanced Diagnostic Aids. Periodontitis : is characterized by a loss of connective tissue attachment that begins at, or just apical to, the cementoenamel junction and extends apically along the root surface. Disease Activity? Periodontal Disease Markers? How are they Important??.

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Microbiology: A Systems Approach, 2 nd ed.

Microbiology: A Systems Approach, 2 nd ed. Chapter 17: Diagnosing Infections. 17.1 Preparation for the Survey of Microbial Diseases. Methods used to identify bacteria to the level of genus and species Phenotypic methods Morphology Physiology or biochemistry Immunologic method

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biofilms

biofilms in infections

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Plants used to treat infectious disease - III

Plants used to treat infectious disease - III. Plant Products as Antimicrobial Agents. Plant Products. Secondary compounds produced by higher plants have a long history of use as antimicrobial agents

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Medicinal Chemistry

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Chapter 27: Prokaryotes

Chapter 27: Prokaryotes. Cutting Board (Eubacteria). What are Prokaryotes?. See text for a better look at these, but no need to memorize these or associated information. Morphological Diversity. Common Bacterial Shapes. Spirochete. Cyanobacteria (blue-green algae).

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Culture and identification of infectious agents

Culture and identification of infectious agents. Dr. Abdullatif Neamatallah. Key Terms. After culture Biochemical (physiological) tests Genetic tests Sequencing, Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) DNA-DNA homology Restriction enzymes (digests) Chemical - fatty acid/protein profiling

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Biogeography of Marine Bacteria

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Microbial Genetics

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Oral Hygiene, Diet, and Oral Cancer

Oral Hygiene, Diet, and Oral Cancer. Background on the Oral Cavity. The oral cavity contains millions of different species of microbes Good oral hygiene practices are important. Basic Oral Hygiene. Brushing Flossing Replace toothbrush Regular dental visits.

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Life History Traits and Genome Structure

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Bacterial Morphology and Structure

Bacterial Morphology and Structure. Xiao-Kui Guo PhD http://basic.shsmu.edu.cn/passw/micro2/index.asp. SIZE OF BACTERIA. Unit for measurement : Micron or micrometer,?m: 1?m=10-3mm Size: Varies with kinds of bacteria, and also related to their age and external environment.

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Fleck and the social constitution of scientific objectivity

Fleck and the social constitution of scientific objectivity. History of Philosophy of Science 2008 (Parallel Session II) University of British Columbia, Vancouver June 19, 2008 Melinda Bonnie Fagan Department of Philosophy Rice University . Outline of talk:.

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Diseases Acquired through the alimentary route

Diseases Acquired through the alimentary route. Botulism Hemorrhagic colitis (Escherichia Coli 0157:H7). Clostridium botulinum. Gram-positive bacteria Rod shaped Most commonly found in the soil Spore forming Strict anaerobe Heat sensitive Prefers low acidic environment. Botulism.

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What is the Nitrogen cycle

What is the Nitrogen cycle. The nitrogen cycle is the biogeochemical cycle that describes the transformations of nitrogen and nitrogen-containing compounds in nature. Importance of Nitrogen. Nitrogen is essential for many biological processes; and is crucial for any life here on Earth.

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Cause and effect of mutation

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The Nitrogen Cycle

The Nitrogen Cycle. The Nitrogen Cycle. Is the process in which Nitrogen (N 2 ) is converted between its various chemical forms . The Nitrogen Cycle. Is the process in which Nitrogen (N 2 ) is converted between its various chemical forms.

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