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Also some recap from week 3 DNA barcoding, 3 parts- what is BLAST? Gram staining Sensory, eye dissection, visual, auditory, equilibrium tests Week 4 Digestive Alimentary canal and accessory organs- identify Histological features of the regions associated with different processes Urinary Anatomy- kidneys Nephron parts, what are the processes of urine formation? Glomerulus, simple squamous, simple cuboidal in the tubule Urine analysis, what is normal, what is not

Gram stain DNA barcoding: DNA extraction, PCR, blast (next week) Sensory Eye structure Respiratory: histology, lung volumes

Summary of week 2 material. Emphasis on nervous system, reflexes, blood tests, circulation, heart dissection, and ECG. On the micro side, screening for antibiotic producers and streaking.

What to expect before coming to class in week 2? Friday micro: screening for antibiotic production Friday AP: Nervous and endocrine Nerve tissue slidesCNS/PNSBrain structures (includes sheep brain dissection)Spinal cord (dissection)Physiology: reflexes recordingSaturday micro: Streaking technique Saturday AP: Cardiovascular Blood: cells and blood typesCardiac muscleHeart structure (plus dissection)ECG

Going over what we did during the first week!

Tiny Earth website: https://tinyearth.wisc.edu/ Intro video for TE: https://youtu.be/fZtjAfEUHyo?si=gWZUqQu8IcOoaObL Soil sampling: https://youtu.be/4KlKQT9YGL8?si=vnwzMskq73I4ous6 Screening for antibiotic production https://youtu.be/MKRRkrad6K8?si=y5G6P44IWiOwU_jt More such videos at TE Instructional In 2017, NU students got a honorary mention for this video: https://youtu.be/HIxA356o-jU?si=EoV5fiaP7yHt4U0t (it was called Small World Initiative then)

Audio episode about what to expect the first week of the course, and what you can do to prepare better.

This episode is dedicated to the current students of BIO205A at National University or for other students interested in trying this course in the future.

Quick guide on how to look up a 16S sequence using the BLAST tool. Applies to BIO203A and BIO205A.

Quick rundown about what is similar and what is different between Staphylococci and Streptococci, and how you differentiate S. aureus from other Staph, as well as some of the characteristics of the main Streptocci.

Protein catabolism reactions: gelatinase, urease, SIM, ImViC Gelatinase: https://youtu.be/z3mlfia9oQo?si=SXy48lhNZQ5GFYxq Urease: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_wdyQPIk4w SIM https://youtu.be/ng_8Mye4mu0?si=wzVlsn1MTKTUtcOt IMViC https://youtu.be/az0dXYmXgAg?si=WMqLbsNx8HPMpKh4

Lecture notes for the July 2024 BIO407 (Molecular Biology) class, based on Tropp's Principles of Molecular Biology textbook. Chapter 1: Intro to Mol Bio, some of the big discoveries, brief intro to nucleic acid structure. Some useful links: DNA structure discovery: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vm3od_UmFg⁠ Encode and the human genome: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwXXgEz9o4w&t=32s

Quick rundown on some of the major diseases/microbes seen in class. Plus a bit of "big picture view" of how to see microbes and the diseases they cause.

Lots of information out there! Vibrio vulnificus https://youtu.be/6M9-nd2ejcY?si=eowlC630JtXiquqd Cholera https://youtu.be/cvMN_YjDiCI?si=lGigqLxgdHVoq9AZ Hepatitis C: https://youtu.be/vRvyV1x2t60?si=r1DOZ_gWEficfjgu HBV serology https://youtu.be/21eVTf0otUw?si=vga6Gn_YcErzsAXg

Chapter 24. Openstax book. Typhoid Mary https://youtu.be/THLZpWJMK7M?si=kkiHDYwKV87XL5zM Revisiting the gut with a camera inside: https://youtu.be/5ufESc1bK78?si=naYpjqA5wff_wKb-