The more i get into your videos, the more i enjoyed being a doctor... Suddenly e'thing is so make sense and connected in hillarious way... Thanks again (and again), medicosis... Now i can enjoy rain outside with my hot milk coffee, listening fabel about The Staph... 🥰😍🥰😍🥰😍
I like your work so much sir it’s very helpful . I would like to mention that in your video penicillin you said “why we do call them b lactam because they do inhibit the b lactam which are part of the cell wall of the bacteria …”in3.25min and then in 5.25m you called them b lactam inhibitors which confused me because b lactam are not part of the cell wall neither are b lactam inhibitor because they contain a blactam in their structure!!?
Really great explanations that are filling in my knowledge gaps. I feel my lecturers give out the information but don't do a great job of explaining how it's all linked. This is brilliant and comprehensive.
You are great, I am watching you from Egypt and I can say that you are the best, but can you do me a favour I need a pdf file of the microbiology playlist if you have
‘Slime layer’ and ‘capsule’ are two different types of glycocalyces. Capsular glycocalyx is well organized, tightly bound layers of polysaccharides that surround bacterial cells. They contribute to bacterial virulence by protecting the bacteria from phagocytosis and also help with adherence to host cells. Slime layers are loosely organized layers of extracellular polysaccharides that surround bacterial cells, these promote the formation of biofilms which protect bacteria from hosts immune response and antimicrobial agents. slime layer is not covered by a capsule.. slime layer is a glycocalyx secreted by the bacterial cell.
You can get them here: www.medicosisperfectionalis.com/products/p/microbiology-infectious-diseases-pdfs-part-1/ Anytime you have any questions, please email me: medicosisperfectionalis@gmail.com Thanks a lot for supporting my channel by joining my TH-cam membership! It means a lot to me!
dude just said Staphylococcus is soo toxic just like my relationships ...please T______T
🎥✌️🦠🧫 I have 2 TH-cam playlists on Microbiology:
🧫 First: Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (Detailed):
th-cam.com/play/PLYcLrRDaR8_ftu9ms-ytDewlhJxYNuIYo.html
🦠 Second: Microbiology (Quick Review):
th-cam.com/play/PLYcLrRDaR8_cITmrZHvCQdjsc-e0kM0_U.html
Thank you!! Just now I was looking for the playlist!
@@MatheusHenrique-vs4bg Thank you 🙏
The more i get into your videos, the more i enjoyed being a doctor... Suddenly e'thing is so make sense and connected in hillarious way... Thanks again (and again), medicosis... Now i can enjoy rain outside with my hot milk coffee, listening fabel about The Staph... 🥰😍🥰😍🥰😍
I am honored!
Thank you so much for supporting Medicosis!
Enjoy your hot milk coffee!
💐🌻💐🌻💐
You are unique and i am very comfortable by your lecture method
I appreciate you so much!
Start 0:50
Staphylococcus aureus 1:11
Infections 3:24
Virulance factors 6:18
Toxins 9:39
Structure 13:00
Complement system 19:33
cell membrane 20:14
toxins 20:47
💊🦠 Antibiotics Course: www.medicosisperfectionalis.com/products/courses/antibiotics/
I like your work so much sir it’s very helpful .
I would like to mention that in your video penicillin you said “why we do call them b lactam because they do inhibit the b lactam which are part of the cell wall of the bacteria …”in3.25min and then in 5.25m you called them b lactam inhibitors which confused me because b lactam are not part of the cell wall neither are b lactam inhibitor because they contain a blactam in their structure!!?
Really great explanations that are filling in my knowledge gaps. I feel my lecturers give out the information but don't do a great job of explaining how it's all linked. This is brilliant and comprehensive.
Excellent explanations, I enjoyed watching this!
Thank you 🙏
Thank you
You're welcome!
Thanks doctor
My pleasure 😇
Thank you very much! 💗🐇
My pleasure 😇
You are great, I am watching you from Egypt and I can say that you are the best, but can you do me a favour I need a pdf file of the microbiology playlist if you have
My microbiology PDFs are on my website: www.medicosisperfectionalis.com/
This is so interesting, infect I had gotten staphylococcus befor3
Kindly provide notes also sir 🙏
The notes are on my website: www.medicosisperfectionalis.com/
Please do staphylococcus hominis next❤
🙌 thank you
Hi, is there any chance to have a private consultation doctor?
What is the best way if we live in Australia.
Thanks,
Please send me an email: medicosisperfectionalis@gmail.com
Excellent! Do you have any videos for ASCP certification exam takers (Specialist Microbiology)?
See my “Labs” playlist, my “Hematology” playlist and my “Coagulation” playlist.
Which textbook are you using?
Superb !
Thank you 🙏
How does the slime layer cause adhesion although it is covered by the capsule?
‘Slime layer’ and ‘capsule’ are two different types of glycocalyces. Capsular glycocalyx is well organized, tightly bound layers of polysaccharides that surround bacterial cells. They contribute to bacterial virulence by protecting the bacteria from phagocytosis and also help with adherence to host cells. Slime layers are loosely organized layers of extracellular polysaccharides that surround bacterial cells, these promote the formation of biofilms which protect bacteria from hosts immune response and antimicrobial agents. slime layer is not covered by a capsule.. slime layer is a glycocalyx secreted by the bacterial cell.
Hello doctor,
Could you please share where I could find the pdf notes for the microbiology videos.
thank you.
You can get them here: www.medicosisperfectionalis.com/products/p/microbiology-infectious-diseases-pdfs-part-1/
Anytime you have any questions, please email me: medicosisperfectionalis@gmail.com
Thanks a lot for supporting my channel by joining my TH-cam membership! It means a lot to me!
Staphylococcus aureus subspecies anaerobius is catalase negative
An error, the specie is not aureus, is S. aureus. the word aureus is the epitope.
9:23 I can not see the fine detail sadly 😢
Perfect👌👌👌👌👌
Thank you!
Why beta hemolytic bacteria doesn't cause hemolytic anemia when it causes bactermia?
12:57 funniest shit ever
👏
Ph
I subscribe by three my email for you
Thank you 😊
You are unique and i am very comfortable by your lecture method