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Microbiology Study Videos

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Explore a comprehensive series of microbiology study videos covering essential topics for AP Biology, MCAT, and NEET students. Delve into major differential stains, bacterial growth requirements, genetic recombination methods in bacteria, and introductions to viruses, fungi, and antibiotic resistance. Learn about Koch's Postulates and various microbiological concepts through engaging video lessons. Gain insights into bacterial classification, gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, viral and fungal pathogens, prions, and paramecium structure. Study bacterial growth curves, temperature preferences, pH requirements, and oxygen needs. Examine aerobic respiration, heterotrophs, autotrophs, phototrophs, and chemotrophs. Master staining techniques including gram, acid-fast, endospore, capsule, and flagella stains. Understand genetic processes like transformation, conjugation, and transduction in bacteria. Explore antibiotic types, resistance mechanisms, and diagnostic tests such as MPN and MIC determination. Investigate emerging diseases, phagocytosis, and lifecycles of various pathogens. Practice microbiological techniques like catalase, oxidase, coagulase, and disk diffusion tests. Familiarize yourself with specialized growth media and their applications in microbiology. Engage with the content by asking questions through video comments for personalized assistance from Biology Professor.

Syllabus

Bacteria Classification by Shape.
Gram Positive and Gram Negative Bacteria.
Introduction to Viruses.
Introduction to Fungal Pathogens.
Fungal Hyphae: Septate, Coencytic, and Pseudohyphae.
Prions.
Paramecium Structure.
Bacterial Growth Curve and Binary Fission.
Bacteria Temperature Preferences.
Bacteria pH Requirements (acidophiles, neutrophiles, and alkaliphiles).
Bacteria Oxygen Requirements.
Aerobic Respiration in Bacteria.
Heterotrophs, Autotrophs, Phototrophs, and Chemotrophs.
Lithotrophs vs Organotrophs.
Heterocysts: Nitrogen Fixation in Cyanonacteria.
Gram Stain Procedure.
Acid-Fast Stain.
Endospores.
Endospore Formation (Sporulation).
Endospore Stain Procedure (Moeller and Schaeffer-Fulton Methods).
Capsule Stain.
Acidic vs. Basic Stains in Microbiology.
Flagella Arrangements.
Axial Filaments in Spirochetes.
Flagella Stain.
Transformation in Bacteria.
Conjugation in Bacteria.
Bernard Davis's U-Tube Experiment (Conjugation).
Transduction.
Coupled Transcription and Translation.
Most Probable Number (MPN) Method.
MIC Determination by Linear Regression.
Broad vs. Narrow Spectrum Antibiotics.
Bacteriostatic vs. Bactericidal Antibiotics.
When NOT to Use Bacteriostatic Antibiotics.
Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria.
Antibiograms.
Clavulanic Acid (Clavulanate) and Penicillin Protection.
Koch's Postulates.
Emerging Diseases: New Host Species.
Phagocytosis.
Pathogen Replication inside Macrophages.
Helicobacter pylori and Survival in Human Stomach.
Lifecycle of Hookworm.
Lifecycle of Schistosomiasis Parasite.
Types of Leprosy: Lepromatous and Tuberculoid.
Histoplasmosis (Histoplasma capsulatum) Transmission and Infection.
Cytopathic Effects.
How Mouth Bacteria Cause CAVITIES.
Catalase Test.
Oxidase Test.
Coagulase Test.
Disk Diffusion Test (Kirby-Bauer Test).
Citrate Test.
DNAse Test (DNA Hydrolysis Test).
Lecithinase Test.
Indole Test.
Hippurate Hydrolysis Test.
Mannitol Salt Agar (MSA).
Eosin Methylene Blue Agar (EMB Agar).
MacConkey Agar.
Snyder Test Agar.
Lipase Test with Spirit Blue Agar.
Akinetes.
Viroid / Virusoid / Virus / Prion (PLUS 10 MORE RELATED VOCAB).
Quadrant Streak (Streak Plate Method).
Axenic Culture in Microbiology.

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