nullnullWest China School of Preclinical and Forensic Medicine
Dept. of medical MicrobiologyIntroductionIntroductionMicroorganisms(Microbes)
Microbiology
Medical Microbiology
I. What is MicroorganismsI. What is MicroorganismsMicroorganisms are creatures that are not directly visible to the unaided eye, with dramatically biologic diversity. 1. definition 2. Characteristics 2. Characteristics (1)Very small bodies and simply structure.
(2)To multiple rapidly and mutant easily.
(3)The number of microbes are so many
and distributed widely. null3. ClassificationNon-cellular Microbe: Prokaryotic Microbe: Eukaryotic Microbe: virusbacteria,actinomyces, rickettsia,
chlamydia,mycoplasma,spirochete fungi II. Distribution of microorganismsII. Distribution of microorganismsAir
Soil
Water
Animals
Human bodynullIII. Microorganisms and Human BeingsIII. Microorganisms and Human Beingsthe cycle of materials
2.industrial production
3.agriculture production
4.medical industry.
5.genetic engineering.
6.normal flora.Cycle of nitrogenCycle of nitrogenCycle of carbonnullGenetic
engineeringnullA portion of microbes cause diseases
and are poisonous to humanIV. MicrobiologyIV. MicrobiologyIt is a bioscience for the study of the evolution, Classification , morphology, physiology, genetics, ecology of microbes under certain definite conditions, The law of their life activities, and their interaction with human being, animals or plants as well as with natural environment.History of MicrobiologyHistory of MicrobiologyExperience phase
Experimental phase
Modern phaseExperience phaseExperience phaseExperimental phaseExperimental phaseLeeuwenhoek
Pastur
Koch
Lister
nullnullnullnullnullIsolated
diseased not healthy people
Growth
pure culture
Induce disease
susceptible animals
Re-isolated
susceptible animalsKoch's postulates nullnull Modern phase Modern phaseAIDS
Prion :mad cow disease
SARS
H5N1 Emerging and Re-emerging
Infectious DiseasenullnullnullnullV. Medical MicrobiologyV. Medical MicrobiologyThe medical microbiology is one of the essential basic sciences for medicine.
It is the study of Biological characteristics of microorganisms and their relationships with human hosts null Development of Medical Microbiology新现及再现病原微生物的研究
病原微生物致病机制的研究
加强并完善突发性公共卫生事件的应急处理系统
建立
标准
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化的微生物学诊断方法及技术
抗感染免疫的理论及应用研究(研制新疫苗)
抗感染药物的研究与开发null Size of bacteria Size of bacteriaUnit for measurement : Micron or micrometer,μm: 1μm=10-3mm
Size:
Varies with kinds of bacteria, and also related to their age and external environment.nullCocci: 1μm
Bacilli: rods : 0.5-1 μm in width1-3 μm in length
Spiral bacteria: 0.3-0.6 μm in width and 1~3 μm in lengthnullBasic shape of bacteria coccusbacillusSpiral bacteriumnullDiplococcusnullStreptococcusnullTetradnullSarcinanullStaphylococcusBacillusBacillusnullhemorrhagic E. coliBacillus anthracisCoccobacilliclostridumc. diphtheriaenull◆Rod shape is called
Bacillus.
◆ Two bacilli together –
Diplobacilli
◆Chains of bacilli are called
Streptobacilli
◆ Palisades - Rods side by
side or in X, V or Y figuresSpiral bacteriumSpiral bacteriumVibrioSpirillumVibrio cholerae干酪螺菌鼠咬热螺菌null Basic shapes and arrangement of the bacterianull Structure of the bacteria cellnullI. Basic structure of bacteria 1. cell wall null(G)nullA segment of the peptidoglycannullnullA segment of the peptidoglycannullpeptidoglycanteichoic acidspecial component of G+ cell wallnullnullspecial component of G- cell wallouter membranenulllipopolysaccharide, LPS Function of cell wall Function of cell walla.to maintain the shape of bacteria
b.protect from low osmotic pressure
c.permeability
d.surface antigenic determinates.
null医学微生物学相关网址WHO总部:中国微生物学会主页:http://csm.im.ac.cn/index.phphttp://www.who.int/美国微生物学会系列杂志:http://www.journals.asm.orgnull中华微生物学和免疫学杂志:http://www.chinainfo.gov.cn/periodical中华实验和临床病毒学杂志:http://www.chinainfo.gov.cn/periodicalScience:http://www.sciencemag.org/http://www.natureasia.com (自然杂志的中文网址)Nature:http://www.nature.comnullThe journal of Immunology:http://www.jimmunol.orghttp//www.elsevier.nl/locate/itoImmunology Today:Parasitology, Microbiology, Immunologyhttp://www.lsumc.edu/campus/micr/www.htmhttp://microbiol.org/The Microbiology Network: