MEDI1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Copyright Law Of Australia, Curtin University, Enterococcus
Introduction to Microbiology
Applicable Curtin Units
•MEDI 1000
• GMED 1000 (Biomedical Component)
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Microbiology
•Micro = small (anything viewed with a microscope)
•bio = living organisms
•ology = study of
MICROBIOLOGY - the study of small living organisms
ALL lectures = knowledge as we currently understand it
**Science is always changing and is NOT black and white**
Material/concepts in red is/are “important”
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Document Summary
Applicable curtin units: medi 1000, gmed 1000 (biomedical component) This material has been reproduced and communicated to you by or on behalf of curtin. University in accordance with section 113p of the copyright act 1968 (the act) The material in this communication may be subject to copyright under the act. Any further reproduction or communication of this material by you may be the subject of copyright protection under the act. Microbiology: micro = small (anything viewed with a microscope, bio. = living organisms: ology = study of. Microbiology - the study of small living organisms. All lectures = knowledge as we currently understand it. **science is always changing and is not black and white** Nomenclature - labeling/naming of the groups and the members of organisms: all of the biological sciences generally utilise a binomial system (all organisms) Genus and species names should be universal around the globe. Both components are either italicised or underlined.
