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The Microbiology Module 2nd-year Natural Sciences Dr. Fatima-Zohra Kenza LABBANI Natural Sciences Department [email protected]  The Microbiology Module 2nd-year Natur...

The Microbiology Module 2nd-year Natural Sciences Dr. Fatima-Zohra Kenza LABBANI Natural Sciences Department [email protected]  The Microbiology Module 2nd-year Natural Sciences ▪ Introduction ▪ Definitions/ Historical View ▪ Chapter I. Microbial World ▪ Chapter II. Appearance and Structure of Bacteria ▪ Chapter III. Nutrition and Bacterial Metabolism ▪ Chapter IV. Bacterial Growth  The Microbiology Module 2nd-year Natural Sciences ▪ Chapter V. Bacterial Taxonomy ▪ Chapter VI. Antimicrobial Agents ▪ Chapter VII. The Role of Microorganisms in Industry, The Environment and Health ▪ Chapter VIII. Virology The Microbiology Module Chapter I. Microbial World 1. The Taxonomic Position of 2. Eukaryotic cell and Prokaryotic cell Microorganisms within The Living World The Microbiology Module Chapter II. Appearance and Structure of Bacterial Cell 1. Bacterial Cell Morphology 2. Macromorphology 3. Bacterial Cell Structure The Microbiology Module Chapter III. Nutrition and Bacterial Metabolism 1. Nutritional Requirements 2. Physicochemical 3. Bacterial Metabolism Conditions ✓ Chemoorganotrophy (Aerobic Respiration) ✓ Chemoorganotrophy (Anaerobic Respiration) ✓ Chemolithotrophy ✓ Phototrphy The Microbiology Module Chapter IV. Bacterial Growth 1. Growth and 2. Generation 3. Batch 4. Continuous 5. Bacterial Reproduction Time and Culture Culture Growth in Bacteria Growth Rate Measurement The Microbiology Module Chapter V. Antimicrobial Agents 1. Physicochemical 2. Chemical Agents: 3. Chemotherapeutic Agents Disinfectants and Antiseptics Agents The Microbiology Module Chapter VI. Bacterial Taxonomy 1. Classification 2. Nomenclature 3. Identification The Microbiology Module Chapter VII. The Role of Microorganisms in Industry, The Environment and Health 1. The Industry 2. The Environment 3. Health The Microbiology Module Chapter VIII. Virology 1. Bacterial Viruses 2. Animal Viruses 3. Plant Viruses  THE END Dr. Fatima-Zohra Kenza LABBANI [email protected] Natural Sciences Department