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Kingdom Fungi

Kingdom Fungi. Introduction Prof. Khaled Abu-Elteen. Objectives. Introduction of fungi Biology of fungi Cell structure, growth and development Physiology of fungi Nutrition, Temp, UV light, and water Classification of fungi. Some terms. mycology study of fungi mycologists

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Kingdom Fungi

Kingdom Fungi. Introduction Prof. Khaled Abu-Elteen. Objectives. Introduction of fungi Biology of fungi Cell structure, growth and development Physiology of fungi Nutrition, Temp, UV light, and water Classification of fungi. Some terms. mycology study of fungi mycologists

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Kingdom Fungi

Kingdom Fungi. Introduction Prof. Khaled Abu-Elteen. Objectives. Introduction of fungi Biology of fungi Cell structure, growth and development Physiology of fungi Nutrition, Temp, UV light, and water Classification of fungi. Some terms. mycology study of fungi mycologists

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Identification of Filamentous Bacteria

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CELL

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Chapter 2 Structure of Bacteria

In the first chapter, we introduced a general outline on what will be of this subject. Now we start to examine details of microorganisms. Let’s see what microorganisms look like and what are made of. Chapter 2 Structure of Bacteria. Chemical composition of a prokaryotic cell. 2.1.

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Chapter 2 Structure of Bacteria

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CELLs

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Microbial Cell Structure

A. Features Common to All Cell Types B. Prokaryotic Cells C. Eukaryotic Cells D. Viruses. Microbial Cell Structure . Features common to all cell types Prokaryotic cells General features Prokaryotic Cell Structures Eukaryotic cells General Features Eukaryotic Cell Structures Viruses.

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Herpes

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The World of Cells

The World of Cells. Source: Biology: The Living Science, Prentice Hall, 1998. The Cell Theory. All living things are made up of one or more cells (cell =smallest unit of life). Cells are the smallest units of life in an organism. All cells come from preexisting cells by cell division.

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Microbiology

Microbiology. Microbiology is the study of:. Bacteria Viruses Protozoa Fungi. Importance of studying microbiology. Welfare Morbidity and mortality Economics Productivity Public health Transmission to humans Genetic engineering Cloning. Procaryote v Eucaryote.

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Microbial Biofilm (Contact Lens Case)

Microbial Biofilm (Contact Lens Case). Microbial Biofilm (Alpine Stream). Fluorescent Probes (Rhizosphere Community). Acridine Orange Stain (Groundwater Bacteria). DNA Microarray (Gene Expression). Bacteriophage. Adenovirus. Electron Transport Chain. Bacterial Shapes. Sarcina.

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Functional Anatomy of the Prokaryotic Cell

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Functional Anatomy of the Prokaryotic Cell

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The Cell: An Overview

The Cell: An Overview. Chapter 5. Cell Theory: Fundamental to Life. All organisms are cellular Cell: the smallest unit of life Cells come only from preexisting cells. Examples of Cells. Fig. 5-2, p. 92. Animation: Overview of cells. Bright field microscopy. Fig. 5-4a, p. 94.

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How well do you wash your hands? Take the test! TRY IT!!

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MRSA Treatment and Molecular Geometry/ Bonding

MRSA Treatment and Molecular Geometry/ Bonding. Pharmaceutical Chemistry TIP By: James Gorman Dr. Philip Deshong University of Maryland. Warm-up Activity. Comment on the following:

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Bacteria and Archaea

Bacteria and Archaea. The prokarotes. What do we already know about bacteria and archaea ?. What do we already know about bacteria and archaea ?. Found in two of the three domains of life: Domain Bacteria and Domain Archaea Unicellular and prokaryotic Found everywhere!.

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2. Eubacteria

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