Essential Microbiology
- Lecture Notes, Study Materials and Important questions answers
Subject : Essential Microbiology
Microbiology
- What is microbiology? - Answer (click here)
- Why is microbiology important? - Answer (click here)
- How do we know? Microbiology in perspective: to the ‘golden age’ and beyond - Answer (click here)
- Light microscopy - Answer (click here)
- Electron microscopy - Answer (click here)
Biochemical Principles
- Atomic structure - Answer (click here)
- Isotopes - Answer (click here)
- Chemical bonds - Answer (click here)
- Acids, bases, and pH - Answer (click here)
- Biomacromolecules - Answer (click here)
- Carbohydrates - Biomacromolecules - Answer (click here)
- Proteins - Biomacromolecules - Answer (click here)
- Higher levels of protein structure - Answer (click here)
- Nucleic acids: Structure of DNA and RNA - Answer (click here)
- Lipids - Biomacromolecules - Answer (click here)
Cell Structure and Organisation
- Cell Structure and Organisation - Answer (click here)
- The procaryotic cell and its structure - Answer (click here)
- Eucaryotic cell Structure - Answer (click here)
- Cell division in procaryotes and eucaryotes - Answer (click here)
Microbial Nutrition and Cultivation
- Microbial Nutrition and Cultivation - Answer (click here)
- Microbial Nutritional categories - Answer (click here)
- How do Microbial nutrients get into the microbial cell? - Answer (click here)
- Laboratory cultivation of microorganisms - Answer (click here)
Microbial Growth
- Estimation of microbial numbers - Answer (click here)
- Factors affecting microbial growth - Answer (click here)
- The kinetics of microbial growth - Answer (click here)
- Growth in multicellular microorganisms - Answer (click here)
Microbial Metabolism
- Why is energy needed? - Answer (click here)
- Enzymes - Answer (click here)
- Principles of energy generation - Answer (click here)
- Oxidation - reduction reactions - Answer (click here)
- Glycolysis - Answer (click here)
- Aerobic respiration - Answer (click here)
- Oxidative phosphorylation and the electron transport chain - Answer (click here)
- Fermentation - Answer (click here)
- Metabolism of lipids and proteins - Answer (click here)
- Anaerobic respiration - Answer (click here)
- Energy may be generated by the oxidation of inorganic molecules - Answer (click here)
- Photosynthesis - Answer (click here)
- Anoxygenic photosynthesis - Answer (click here)
- Anabolic reactions - Answer (click here)
- Regulation of metabolism - Answer (click here)
Microbial Diversity
Procaryote Diversity
- Procaryote Diversity - Answer (click here)
- Domain: Archaea : Classification and General features - Answer (click here)
- Phylum: Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Photosynthetic Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Nitrifying Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Iron- and sulphur-oxidising Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Hydrogen-oxidising Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Nitrogen-fixing Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Methanotrophic Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Sulphate- and sulphur-reducing Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Enteric Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Vibrio and related genera - Answer (click here)
- Pseudomonads - Answer (click here)
- Acetic acid bacteria - Answer (click here)
- Stalked and budding Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Sheathed Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Predatory Proteobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Spirilla - Answer (click here)
- Rickettsia - Answer (click here)
- Phylum Cyanobacteria: the blue-green bacteria - Answer (click here)
- Phylum Chlorobi (green sulphur bacteria) and phylum Chloroflexi (green non-sulphur bacteria) - Answer (click here)
- Phylum Aquificae and phylum Thermotogae: the deeply branching bacteria - Answer (click here)
- Phylum ‘Deinococcus-Thermus’ - Answer (click here)
- Phylum Planctomycetes - Answer (click here)
- Phylum Chlamydiae - Answer (click here)
- Phylum Spirochaetes - Answer (click here)
- Phylum Bacteroidetes - Answer (click here)
- Phylum: Verrucomicrobia - Answer (click here)
- The Gram-positive bacteria: phylum Firmicutes and phylum Actinobacteria - Answer (click here)
- Phylum Firmicutes: The low GC Gram-positive bacteria - Answer (click here)
- Phylum Actinobacteria: The high GC Gram-positive bacteria - Answer (click here)
- Bacteria and human disease - Answer (click here)
Fungi
- General biology of the Fungi - Answer (click here)
- Classification of the Fungi - Answer (click here)
- Fungi and disease - Answer (click here)
Protista
- The Algae - Answer (click here)
- Structural characteristics of algal protists - Answer (click here)
- Euglenophyta - Structural characteristics of algal protists - Answer (click here)
- Dinoflagellata - Structural characteristics of algal protists - Answer (click here)
- Diatoms - Structural characteristics of algal protists - Answer (click here)
- Chlorophyta - Structural characteristics of algal protists - Answer (click here)
- Phaeophyta - Structural characteristics of algal protists - Answer (click here)
- Rhodophyta - Structural characteristics of algal protists - Answer (click here)
- Protozoa - Answer (click here)
- Zooflagellates (Mastigophora) - Protozoa - Answer (click here)
- Ciliates (Ciliophora) - Protozoa - Answer (click here)
- Amoebas (Sarcodina) - Protozoa - Answer (click here)
- Sporozoans (Apicomplexa) - Protozoa - Answer (click here)
- The slime moulds and water moulds (the fungus-like protists) - Answer (click here)
- Protistan taxonomy: a modern view - Answer (click here)
Viruses
- What are viruses? - Answer (click here)
- Viral structure - Answer (click here)
- Classification of viruses - Answer (click here)
- Viral replication cycles - Answer (click here)
- Replication cycles in bacteriophages - Answer (click here)
- Replication cycles in animal viruses - Answer (click here)
- Replication of RNA viruses - Answer (click here)
- Replication cycles in plant viruses - Answer (click here)
- Viroids - Answer (click here)
- Prions - Answer (click here)
- Cultivating viruses - Answer (click here)
- Viral diseases in humans - Answer (click here)
Microbial Genetics
- How do we know genes are made of DNA? - Answer (click here)
- DNA replication - Answer (click here)
- DNA replication in procaryotes - Answer (click here)
- What happens when replication goes wrong? - Answer (click here)
- DNA replication in eucaryotes - Answer (click here)
- What exactly do genes do? - Answer (click here)
- Regulation of gene expression - Answer (click here)
- Molecular basis of mutations - Answer (click here)
- Genetic transfer in microorganisms - Answer (click here)
Microorganisms in Genetic Engineering
- Microorganisms in Genetic Engineering - Answer (click here)
- Plasmid cloning vectors - Answer (click here)
- Bacteriophages as cloning vectors - Answer (click here)
- Expression vectors - Microorganisms in Genetic Engineering - Answer (click here)
- Eucaryotic cloning vectors - Answer (click here)
- Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) - Answer (click here)
The Control of Microorganisms
- Sterilisation - Control of Microorganisms - Answer (click here)
- Sterilisation by heat - Control of Microorganisms - Answer (click here)
- Sterilisation by irradiation - Control of Microorganisms - Answer (click here)
- Sterilisation using ethylene oxide - Control of Microorganisms - Answer (click here)
- Disinfection - Control of Microorganisms - Answer (click here)
- Kinetics of cell death - Answer (click here)
Antimicrobial Agents
- Antimicrobial Agents - Answer (click here)
- Antibiotics - Answer (click here)
- What other properties should an antibiotic have? - Answer (click here)
- How do antibiotics work? - Answer (click here)
- Resistance to antibiotics - Answer (click here)
- How does antibiotic resistance work? - Answer (click here)
- How does antibiotic resistance arise? - Answer (click here)
- Antibiotic susceptibility testing - Answer (click here)
- Antifungal and antiviral agents - Answer (click here)
Microbial Associations
- Microbial associations with animals - Answer (click here)
- Microbial associations with plants - Answer (click here)
- Microbial associations with other microorganisms - Answer (click here)
Microorganisms in the Environment
- Microorganisms in the Environment - Answer (click here)
- The carbon cycle - Microorganisms in the Environment - Answer (click here)
- The nitrogen cycle - Microorganisms in the Environment - Answer (click here)
- The sulphur cycle - Microorganisms in the Environment - Answer (click here)
- Phosphorus - Microorganisms in the Environment - Answer (click here)
- Microbiology of soil - Answer (click here)
- Microbiology of freshwater - Answer (click here)
- Microbiology of seawater - Answer (click here)
- Beneficial effects of microorganisms in the environment - Answer (click here)
- Harmful effects of microorganisms in the environment - Answer (click here)
Industrial and Food Microbiology
- Microorganisms and food - Answer (click here)
- Microorganisms as food - Answer (click here)
- Microbial spoilage of food - Answer (click here)
- Microorganisms in the production of biochemicals - Answer (click here)
- Products derived from genetically engineered microorganisms - Answer (click here)
- Microorganisms in the mining industry - Answer (click here)
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