PPT-Medical Bacteriology

MBIO 460 Lecture 4 Dr Turki Dawoud 2 nd Semester 14361437 H OTHER CELL SURFACE STRUCTURES AND INCLUSIONS 4 9 Cell Surface Layers Pili and Fimbriae Many prokaryotic organisms secrete slimy or sticky materials on their cell surface . 57375e etiology and pathogenesis of hepatic abscesses in sheep has been proposed to be similar to those of sheep hepatic abscesses 134 57375e etiology of hepatic abscesses in sheep o57374en the association between the occurrence of hepatic lesions a M SHERMAN L D FOTHERGILL STUART MUDD Associate Editors W C FRAZIER GEORGES KNAYSI J H MUELLER M J PICKETT G P Berry R S Breed R E Buchanan E J Cameron P F Clark Advisory Editors C E Clifton M W Jennison P R Edwards S A Koser 1 F Enders A G Lochheal 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. Hemanta Koley, MSc PhD. Scientist . Division of . Bacteriology, . National Institute of Cholera and Enteric Diseases . P-33 CIT Road, Scheme-XM, . Beliaghata. , . Kolkata, India. 1. Hemanta. . Koley. Why It Should Be Important to You.  . James . Poupard. , Ph.D., F(AAM). Pharma Institute of Philadelphia .  . Center for the History of Microbiology/. ASM Archives (CHOMA).  . .  . Bacteria form a large group of parasitic, saprophytic, and free-living microorganism .  . 1. Bacterial cell wall (protects against osmotic damage).  . Bacterial cell is prokaryotic. Contains high concentration . 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.. . And . Disinfectants . . . . 2. Control of microbial growth:. Sterilization and disinfectants. Terminology. Sepsis. : microbial . contamination.. Asepsis. : absence of significant contamination.. Organized in a concise, simplified manner using an outline format to organize the material, this text emphasizes the role of the clinical microbiology laboratory in diagnosing and treating diseases. Bacteria (e.g., gram-positive, anaerobic, etc.) and laboratory procedures (e.g., antimicrobial agents and susceptibility tests) are clustered in seven unique sections. Chapter study questions and a 100-question comprehensive exam are included. Received: January 6, 2014/ Revised: January 14, 2014/ Accepted: January 28, 2014Corresponding author: Ok Sarah Shin, Ph.D. Department of Biomedical Sciences, College of Medicine, Korea University, Gur . 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. :. Infection: The invasion of the host tissues by pathogenic microorganisms, their multiplication and production of harmful effects. . Pathogenic organisms:. The organisms which produce harmful effects or disease. . Ori. Disclaimer. The information represents my understanding only so errors and omissions are probably rampant. It has not been vetted or reviewed by faculty. The source is our class notes.. The document can mostly be used forward and backward. I tried to mark questionable stuff with (?). .