Serie 21-30
Poster: Winogradsky Column—Microbial Evolution in a Bottle
biofilm, handleiding, protocol, laboratorium, bacterium, microbial growth
Demonstration: Glowing bacteria in a flask
bioluminescence, Vibrio harvey, bacterium, video, laboratorium, experiment
Dr. Bassler demonstrates the bioluminescence of a culture of Vibrio harveyi.
Phase contrast, Fluorescence, Transmission and Scanning microscopes
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Powerpoint lectures by Science Prof Online
MICROBIOLOGY LECTURES:
Intro to Microbiology, History of Microbiology, Chemistry of Microbiology, Prokaryote Cell Structure & Function, Eukar, yote Cell Structure & Function, Microbial Genetics, Meet the Microbes: Prokaryotes, Meet the Microbes: Eukaryotes, Virus Structure, Virus Life Cycle, Meet the Microbes: Viruses, Microbial Growth, Microbial Metabolism, Microbial Growth and Metabolism.
MICROBIOLOGY LABS:
Using a Compound Microscope, Media & Bacterial CulturesMedia & Bacterial Cultures, Preparing an Isolation Streak Plate of Bacteria, Preparing a Bacterial Smear for Stainin, ID of Unknown Bacteria: Part I and II, Microbial Control
The MIcrobial World
- Explain why people believed in the concept of spontaneous generation, the creation of life from organic matter.
- Describe the experiment by Francesco Redi disproved spontaneous generation that disproved spontaneous generation for macroorganisms.
- Explain how did John Needham's experiment re-ignited the debate about spontaneous generation for microorganisms.
- Describe the swan-neck flask experiment of Louis Pasteur and why this ended the debate about spontaneous generation.
Bacteria, Eukaryota and Archaea
The ancestor/descendant relationships which connect
all organisms that have ever lived.
Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells
verschillen en overeenkomsten tussen de twee basistypen cellen:
eukaryoten: kern
prokaryoten: geen kern
Introduction to the Archaea Life's extremists...
The scientific community was understandably shocked in the late 1970s by the discovery of an entirely new group of organisms -- the Archaea.
