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Basic information about microbiology to help you understand and remember what th
Basic information about microbiology to help you understand and remember what this study is, Let’s break your curiosity! For this study, we will let you know what is behind Microbiology. First of all, we have to identify what is the meaning of Microbiology and why it is important to know. Microbiology is the study of small living organisms, that can’t be seen by the naked eye but if we use Microscope that will help us see what is going on with these living organisms. Microbiology studies such as Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi, and Protozoa. We also have in our body what we call Microbiota, and for the plants, we call it Nitrogen Fixation. Do you want to dig deeper? Sure, we also need to study bacteria and categorize them as well. Let us find out what are the things that we need to learn from it. Each Living organism is categorized under it, For bacteria we call it gram stains and we categorize it as positive and negative. For Viruses, it is DS DNA/RNA and SS ( Single-stranded) DNA/RNA. For fungi, it is we have Mold which is Multicellular, and yeast Unicellular. We also have a hierarchy classification in Microbiology or for small living organisms, and we call it or categorize it such as Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Family, Genus, and Species.
Now let me see if you understand the small discussion we had: What is microbiology? What are the small organisms studied in this course? and what are the categories you’ll find in each small organism? and What is the hierarchy to classify the small organisms? Let me know if you did remember this lesson and if you have learn from these course. Thank you
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