HeyJaredWeb Microbiology at ACM
This podcast is a companion for Web Microbiology at Allegany College of Maryland and is designed to help you review the major topics from each chapter while you’re on the go.
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C18E8: Laboratory Real Talk (opens the original)
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Chapter 18, Episode 8 Explore how real clinical microbiology labs process patient specimens, use selective media and identification panels, and determine effective antibiotic treatments.
C18E7: Unknown Bacteria ID Lab (opens the original)
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Chapter 18, Episode 7 A walkthrough of the Unknown ID Dry Lab, including how to use dichotomous keys, interpret test results, and identify unknown bacteria using the same reasoning process used in clinical laboratories.
C18E6: Guess Who? (opens the original)
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Chapter 18, Episode 6 Learn how clinical microbiologists identify disease-causing bacteria by phenotype, using observations, staining, and biochemical tests to narrow down suspects. This is just like playing a game of "Guess Who?"
C7E4: Antivirals and Prion Disease (opens the original)
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Chapter 7, Episode 4 We wrap up chapter 7 by discussing how antiviral drugs target specific steps in viral replication and why treatment can be challenging. Then we explore prions, infectious proteins that break the traditional rules of biology and cause devastating neurodegenerative diseases.
C7E3: The Hostile Takeover (opens the original)
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Chapter 7, Episode 3 This episode walks step-by-step through viral replication. From attachment to release, we examine how viruses enter cells, redirect cellular machinery, and produce new virions, including the unique strategies of RNA viruses and retroviruses.
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