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Explanations of the function of prions and introduction on viral pathogenesis, and oncogenic viruses.
Question: What are prions?
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Taste and Smell.
Questions: How do we taste and see?
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The differences between animal virus replication with a +RNA, -RNA, dsDNA and retrovirus genome. Also, the similarities and differences between latent and lysogenic, as well as prophage and provirus.…
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The difference between acute, chronic and latent infections, including the presence or abscence of an incubation period, prodromal period, period of illness, period of decline, and convalesence.
Q:…
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Explanation of primary and secondary infections
Questions: What is the difference between primary and secondary infections?
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A discussion on the incubation period, prodromal period, period of illness, period of decline and convalensence during an infectious disease.
Questions: What are the different periods found during…
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Continuation of the Penicillin discussion, specifically its target, spectrum of activity, and interaction with bacteria.
Questions: How does penicillin work, and why are bacteria resistant to it?
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Explanation of the target, cidal vs. static, and broad vs. narrow for antibiotics. Beginning of Penicillin discussion.
Questions: What do we need to know about each of the antibiotics?
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Each different type of media and what they each do.
Questions: What are the different types of medias?
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Discussion of the different periods and phases of the bacterial growth curve.
Questions: What are the different periods of the bacterial growth curve?
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An explanation of the different types of vaccines.
Question: What are the different types of vaccines?
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Introductory material to antivirals, with specifics of the Acyclovir antiviral.
Questions: What are the basics of antivirals, and what does Acyclovir do as an antiviral?
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Blood Calcium Homeostasis
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Chemical methods of control with their target, cidal or static, broad or narrow, antisceptic of disinfectant.
Questions: What are the various chemical methods of control with their target, cidal…
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Cidal/Static, Broad/Narrow, and Target of the physical methods of control: heat, radiation, filtration, osmotic pressure.
Questions: What are the various physical methods of control, and what do…
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Introduction to chemical and physical methods of control.
Questions: What are the different methods of control?
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Structures - Capsule, Capsid, and Endospore
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The difference between Genus and Species, and how they are associated with bacteria and viruses.
Questions: "What is the difference between Genus and Species, and how do we use this to name…
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The differences and similarities of phage and animal viruses in addition to the definitions of obligate intracellular parasites and phage therapy.
Questions: What are the similarities and…
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Final part of the ELISA discussion. In this video we highlight what kind of test the ELISA is, and why.
Questions: How does the ELISA test work? What can you do an ELISA test on? Also, what kind of…
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An explanation of how PCR works, and what it is used for.
Q: What is PCR?
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"The continuation of explanation of the Mannitol Salt Agar and media it belongs to
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Questions: What is the Mannitol Salt Agar?
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"The explanation of mannitol salt agar and what media it belongs to.
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Questions: What is the Mannitol Salt Agar?
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Continuation of the ELISA test discussion.
Questions: How does the ELISA test work? What can you do an ELISA test on?
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Beginning of ELISA test discussion.
Questions: How does the ELISA test work? What can you do an ELISA test on?
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