'Cellular morphology' diaporamas de présentation

Dr.Hesham Noor , MBBCH,Msc,MD Assistant Prof. and Consultant of General and Laparoscopic surgery

Dr.Hesham Noor , MBBCH,Msc,MD Assistant Prof. and Consultant of General and Laparoscopic surgery. BURNS. Burns How can burns be classified? They can be classified in terms of the depth of burn into: superficial, partial thickness, (mid-dermal), partial thickness (deep dermal) and

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Bacterial Stains

Bacterial Stains. Overview. In our laboratory, bacterial morphology (form and structure) may be examined in two ways: by observing living unstained organisms (wet mount). by observing killed stained organisms.

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Classification, Microscopy, Staining

nothing. Classification, Microscopy, Staining. Prokaryotic Classification and Identification. Traditional classification was by Gram stain cellular morphology, arrangement of cells, colony morphology, biochemical characteristics

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Anatomy

Anatomy. What is the difference between Structural Anatomy and Functional Anatomy? What roles do each play in our understanding of the brain?. Structural Anatomy. Brain structures are identified in a hierarchical fashion (with substantial randomness) Heispheres -> Lobes -> Sulci & Gyri

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Staining

Staining. Microbiology Professor Sidelsky 2007. Part Two - Staining. How to Make a Smear Stain with Simple Stain Stain with Gram Stain Acid Fast Specialized Staining( Endospore and Capsule) Negative Staining. How to Make a Smear.

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Cellular and Colonial Morphology Aseptic Technique, and Streak Plate

Cellular and Colonial Morphology Aseptic Technique, and Streak Plate. Labs 1 and 2. Applications of Light Microscopy. Observe less detailed features of intact cell than advanced microscopy (i.e. electron and laser)

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Gram Staining

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Flow Cytometry Protocol: Sample Preparation

Flow cytometry is a laser-based technique to count and analysis the size, shape and properties of individual cells within a heterogeneous population of cells. Flow cytometry is a widely used approach to phenotype the cells and to assessing the purity of isolated subpopulations.

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