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Branches of Study Within Microbiology Immunology Public health microbiology and epidemiology Food, dairy and aquatic microbiology Biotechnology Genetic engineering and recombinant DNA technology

I need help coming up with a topic. this is the assignment I think I'd like to focus on either micro and health or micro and agriculture. You are the science reporter for your local newspaper. Your editor asks you to write an article on a major topic within the general field of microbiology. He stipulates that in this article you need to include the following three things: 1.An historical timeline for the major scientific discoveries that has led to our current understanding of the topic. 2.A summary of our current understanding of the topic. 3.A projection of where the next major advance or breakthrough in your topic will come from. Description For project 1 you will do your background research. Specifically, you will choose a suitable topic, identify appropriate resources, and generate a brief outline of the article which you will write for Project 2. Your topic must fall under the following subheadings: •Microbiology and human health •Microbiology and the environment •Microbiology and agriculture •Microbiology and industry For example, from the area Microbiology and industry, you might examine the use of organisms by the alcoholic beverage industry. More specifically, are you interested in wine and the grapes that produce it? You could investigate the actions of a fungus called "noble rot" or the cultures involved in the fermentation of the grapes. I saw someone's topic was antibiotic misuse and resistance.

Louis Pasteur, Alexander Fleming, Robert Koch and Edward Jenner made significant contributions to the study of microbiology in 18th and 19th centuries. There have been tremendous scientific advancements since Pasteur's time during the "Golden Age of Microbiology". However, their work was revolutionary and had broad implications for human health and ultimately, shaped historical events that followed. To appreciate the beliefs and attitudes of the era, please view the following brief clips: Germ Theory of Disease (Video, 1:18 mins) One Treatment for All (short 1 minute +Videos, 35:00 mins total) The First Pioneers (Video, 3:00 mins) And for a modern day appreciation of microorganisms, please view this TED talk by Johnathan Eisen: Meet Your Microbes (Video, 14:23 mins) After viewing the videos, answer the following questions: Do you think the social and cultural environments of the 18th and 19th centuries helped or hindered the study of microbiology in particular and science in general? Why? Do you think that microbiology and science are influenced by today's social and cultural environments? Provide examples to support your statements. What obstacles might we encounter as we work to advance the study of microbiology in this day and age

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Do you think the social and cultural environments of the 18th and 19th centuries helped or hindered the study of microbiology in particular and science in general? Why? Do you think that microbiology and science are influenced by today's social and cultural environments? Provide examples to support your statements. What obstacles might we encounter as we work to advance the study of microbiology in this day and age?

20) Who among the following may be considered the Father of Microbiology in part because of his careful application of the scienti?c method to many problems in microbiology? A) Robert Koch B) Edward Jenner C) Eduard Buchner D) Louis Pasteur E) Lazzaro Spallanzani Answer: D Bloom's Taxonomy: Knowledge Section: The Golden Age of Microbiology Learning Outcome: 1.11

Do you think that microbiology and science are influenced by today's social and cultural environments? Provide examples to support your statements. What obstacles might we encounter as we work to advance the study of microbiology in this day and age?

Choose a pathogen commonly encountered in clinical microbiology and discuss how new analytical methods have improved this organisms detection and diagnosis when compared to traditional microbiological methods Exam prep. revision question. Need a help please!

write a paper on the side effects of Antibiotics (This is Microbiology (2420) 4th edition Microbiology with disease by taxonomy (Robert Bauman) she gave this term paper after teaching chapter 10

1.Do you think the social and cultural environments of the 18th and 19th centuries helped or hindered the study of microbiology in particular and science in general? Why?2.Do you think that microbiology and science are influenced by today's social and cultural environments? Provide examples to support your statements.3. What obstacles might we encounter as we work to advance the study of microbiology in this day and age? Please cite your references properly in the text of your post and at the end. Cite in APA style.

IN A MINIMUM OF ONE PAGE GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF OF THE SUCCESS OF TAKING MICROBIOLOGY CLASS (MICROBIOLOGY FOR SCIENCE MAJOR 2421) STATE REASONS FOR YOUR SUCESS AND WHAT YOU LIKE MOST AND WHAT YOU FEEL YOU SHOULD BE MODIFIED IN THE COURSE.

Immunity When we say that we are immune to a specific infectious agent, what are we talking about? How many different types of immunity are there? Tell us a bit about each and how it works.

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on what amino acids is glycation more likely to occur and is it reversible? And Why does that mutation cause a problem? What role does structural bioinformatics play in the pharmaceutical industry