PPT-Bacteriology    Basic features of bacteria

  Bacteria form a large group of parasitic saprophytic and freeliving microorganism   1 Bacterial cell wall protects against osmotic damage   Bacterial cell is prokaryotic Contains high concentration . Medicine in the West: . the . r. ise . of . science. Aims. To introduce the idea and impact of laboratory medicine.. To see how the laboratory provided the context for the development of bacteriology.. Alexander Fleming. Alexander Fleming was born in Ayrshire, Scotland on August 6, 1881. Alexander was 7. th. of 8 children. .. . . . Birthdate and Family Members. This is a picture of Ayrshire, Scotland. claws. thin. ribs. teeth. long tail. wing-like. forelimbs. Reptile-like features. Bird-like features. Replica . of Archaeopteryx. fossil; . half bird half reptile . 16. V. ertebrates. Fish, amphibia, reptiles, birds and mammals all have vertebral columns, skulls, brains, circulatory systems and many other features in common. Basic Features: . Remembering an Event. A Well-Told Story. The story in the essay should arouse curiosity and suspense, structure the narrative around conflict, build to a climax, and lead to a change or discovery of some kind. ImageNet. [4]) for each of our 48 subordinate-level categories.. T. he . visual features of an image were quantified . using a Bag-of-Words histogram model (k = 2,000).. . Figure taken from . Infection Control:. Principles and Practices. Bacteria (germs, microbes). One-celled microorganisms with both plant and animal characteristics. Skin, water, air, decayed matter, secretions of body openings, clothing, beneath nails…. Bacteriology. Definition:. . A branch of microbiology dealing with the identification, study, and cultivation of bacteria and with their applications in medicine, agriculture, industry, and biotechnology . ImageNet. [4]) for each of our 48 subordinate-level categories.. T. he . visual features of an image were quantified . using a Bag-of-Words histogram model (k = 2,000).. . Figure taken from . Lecturer : Dr. . Thanaa. . Rasheed. Historical Introduction Concerning the Development of the Science of Microbiology.. -. The golden age of Microbiology began after the year 1850. . Many scientists contribute to the science of Microbiology.. COMMENTS Further comments/Treatment/Provisional diagnosis: Note: Antibiograms come standard when pathogenic organisms are grown MATERIAL EXAMINATION Eye (conjunctiva) CUAE CUFU CHLAMPCR Bacteriology, the . r. ise . of . science. Aims. To introduce the idea and impact of laboratory medicine.. To see how the laboratory provided the context for the development of bacteriology.. To think about the role played by bacteriology in the shift from ‘dirt to germs’ in theories of disease causation.. Mrs. . Amany. Ahmed . Niazy. Bacterial Structure. Bacterial Structure. Bacterial. Structure. Exterior. Structures (cell envelope). Capsule. Cell Wall. Cell Membrane. Filamentous ProteinAppendages. . Gram positive . bacteria . Bacteria. Example. Gram positive cocci arranged in.  . Cluster. Staphylococcus.  . Chain. Streptococcus.  . Pairs, lanceolate shaped. Pneumococcus.  . Pair or in short chain, spectacle eyed shape. By : . Negin. . Malekshoar. & Fatemeh Haghgoo. Abstract . Photobacterium. comprises several species in . Vibrionaceae. , a large family of . Gram negative ,. facultatively. . aerobic, bacteria that commonly associate with .