I don't even know if someone will even see this, but here:
Y1B3 Minitest Answers
I just got these an hour ago DX. As usual, don't trust these 100%
Monday, March 14
Friday, March 11
Thursday, March 10
Wednesday, March 9
Pak Nasa's Lecture: Mycobacteria
For those who want the notes in soft-copy form.
Includes today's lecture and the TB lecture.
1. Tuberculosis
2. Mycology (9/3/11)
~ Academic Lujnah ~
Pak Nasa: "Ya lah. My wife is the better half. That makes me the best half"
Includes today's lecture and the TB lecture.
1. Tuberculosis
2. Mycology (9/3/11)
~ Academic Lujnah ~
Pak Nasa: "Ya lah. My wife is the better half. That makes me the best half"
Tuesday, March 8
Parasitology notes
Assalamulaikum w.b.t. These are some Parasitology notes I made early this block. These notes SHOULD NOT replace your lecture notes/books, but sufficient for quick revision. All the notes are in table form for easy reading. I purposely left the life cycles out, because it's better if you understand and draw them yourself. I'm sorry for any spelling mistakes I might have missed while checking. Feel free to correct and add to your own copy of the notes. And if you have your own notes that you think will be useful to your friends, please share with everyone! The more we share, the more knowledge we gain, InsyaAllah.
I didn't do notes on Microsporidia, Human blood flukes and Trichomonas vaginalis, so you won't find them here.
Entamoeba histolytica (This protozoa is so common and important, it gets its own page)
Free living Amoeba, Giardia Lambdia, Balantidium coli. (Random: Whenever I see Balandium coli, I think of "Babi", which is a crude Malay word for pig. B. coli is also the only organism we learn that has a cytopyg. XD)
Coccidia (All protozoa in this page produce oocyst. Toxoplasma gondii also produces oocyst, but like E. histolytica, it has its own page)
Toxoplasma gondii + Pneumocystis carinii
Intestinal flukes
Liver flukes
Lung flukes
*Life cycles omitted. Please draw them yourself.
I hope you'll find this useful. All the best for minitest and all the exams we'll have in the future.
I didn't do notes on Microsporidia, Human blood flukes and Trichomonas vaginalis, so you won't find them here.
Entamoeba histolytica (This protozoa is so common and important, it gets its own page)
Free living Amoeba, Giardia Lambdia, Balantidium coli. (Random: Whenever I see Balandium coli, I think of "Babi", which is a crude Malay word for pig. B. coli is also the only organism we learn that has a cytopyg. XD)
Coccidia (All protozoa in this page produce oocyst. Toxoplasma gondii also produces oocyst, but like E. histolytica, it has its own page)
Toxoplasma gondii + Pneumocystis carinii
Intestinal flukes
Liver flukes
Lung flukes
*Life cycles omitted. Please draw them yourself.
I hope you'll find this useful. All the best for minitest and all the exams we'll have in the future.
Friday, March 4
Wednesday, March 2
Pak Nasa's Lecture: Host Defense & Pathogenicity of Microbes
Scribd Link
Google Docs Link
Random quote:
"We need to have fun in life"
Prof Nasuruddin.
Note from me: Sorry! There were a few parts I missed. If you want, you can tell me what is missing and I'll edit the document.
~Academic Lujnah~
Google Docs Link
Random quote:
"We need to have fun in life"
Prof Nasuruddin.
Note from me: Sorry! There were a few parts I missed. If you want, you can tell me what is missing and I'll edit the document.
~Academic Lujnah~
Tuesday, March 1
Pak Nasa's Lecture: Resistance to AntiMicrobials
Download/View them here
~ Please correct any mistakes you might find.
~ Sorry, there was one part where we could not jot down in time.
Academic Bureau
~ Please correct any mistakes you might find.
~ Sorry, there was one part where we could not jot down in time.
Academic Bureau
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