This 14-hour course delves into the intricate world of microbial cell organization, exploring the structural and functional components that enable microorganisms to thrive. Students will learn about the diverse range of cell shapes, sizes, and arrangements, as well as the composition and function of cell walls, membranes, and cytoplasmic components. Additionally, the course covers the unique process of endospore formation and the mechanisms of Gram and acid-fast staining. By examining the complex architecture of microbial cells, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the fascinating world of microorganisms and their remarkable adaptability.
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Cell Structure and Arrangement
Learn about Cell size, shape, and arrangement, Glycocalyx, capsule, flagella, endoflagella, fimbriae, and pili
Learn about Cell size, shape, and arrangement, Glycocalyx, capsule, flagella, endoflagella, fimbriae, and pili
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Cell Wall
Learn about Cell Wall Composition and detailed structure and their Staining Methods
Learn about Cell Wall Composition and detailed structure and their Staining Methods
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Cell Membrane
Learn about Cell Membrane Structure, function, and chemical composition
Learn about Cell Membrane Structure, function, and chemical composition
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Cytoplasmic Components
Learn about different Cytoplasmic Components
Learn about different Cytoplasmic Components
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Endospore
Learn about Endospore Formation and Strcutre Types
Learn about Endospore Formation and Strcutre Types
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Staining
Learn about different Staining methods
Learn about different Staining methods
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Differences Between
Learn Differences Between
Learn Differences Between