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Outbreak: Cases in Real World Microbiology
MicrobeLibrary Article: Focus on Microbiology Education
8/3/2007 by Kim Risley

Groundwater Biofilm with Grazing Protozoans from a Vinyl-Chloride-Contaminated Aquifer Undergoing Bioremediation Treatment
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6/14/2007 by Gail Begley, Susan Kemen

Image showing groundwater biofilm with grazing protozoans from a vinyl-chloride-contaminated aquifer undergoing bioremediation treatment
Osmosis—a Cell in an Environment That Is Hypertonic
MicrobeLibrary Visual: Animation
6/14/2007 by Gary Kaiser

This animation illustrates the net diffusion of water out of a cell when that cell is in a hypertonic environment.
Group Translocation
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6/14/2007 by Gary Kaiser

This animation illustrates a form of membrane transport known as group translocation.
The ATP-Binding Cassette System
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6/14/2007 by Gary Kaiser

This animation illustrates the function of an ATP-binding cassette (ABC) system in membrane transport.
Uniporters
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6/14/2007 by Gary Kaiser

This animation illustrates the function of a uniporter in membrane transport.
Osmosis—a Cell in an Environment That Is Isotonic
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6/14/2007 by Gary Kaiser

This animation illustrates the equivalent diffusion of water into and out of a cell when that cell is in an isotonic environment.

Osmosis—a Cell in an Environment That Is Hypotonic
MicrobeLibrary Visual: Animation
6/14/2007 by Gary Kaiser

This animation illustrates the net diffusion of water into a cell when that cell is in a hypotonic environment.

Symporters
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6/14/2007 by Gary Kaiser

This animation illustrates the function of a symporter in membrane transport.

Antiporters
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6/14/2007 by Gary Kaiser

This animation illustrates the function of an antiporter in membrane transport.
Transfection of Chinese Hamster Ovary Cells with Beta-Galactosidase Plasmid
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6/14/2007 by Patrick J. Cummings

Images show CHO cells transfected with Beta-Galactosidase Plasmid Transfection of Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells expressing beta-galactosidase activity visualized by bright-field microscopy
Chinese Hamster Ovary Cell Morphology
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6/14/2007 by Patrick J. Cummings, Kristina M. Obom

Images show CHO cell morphology
HeLa Cell Morphology
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6/14/2007 by Patrick J. Cummings, Kristina M. Obom

Image showing HeLa cell morphology HeLa Cell Morphology
Plating Efficiency of Chinese Hamster Ovary Cells Visualized by Light Microscopy
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6/14/2007 by Patrick J. Cummings, Kristina M. Obom

Image showing plating efficiency of CHO cells visualized by light microscopy Plating Efficiency of CHO cells visualized by light microscopy
Digital Photographs of Life Stages of Amblyomma americanum, the Lone Star Tick, a Vector of Human and Veterinary Rickettsial Diseases
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6/14/2007 by Mary Spratt

Four close-up digital photographs are presented of Amblyomma americanum, an important tick vector of human and veterinary medical significance, and the bacterial species which it carries and disease
Journal of Microbiology and Biology Education - Volume 8, 2007
MicrobeLibrary Article: Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education
5/1/2007 by Multiple Authors

Volume eight of ASM's Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education , with articles about hypothesis-driven research in the area of student learning and other facets of microbiology and biology education.
DNA Microarrays in the Undergraduate Microbiology Lab: Experimentation and Handling Large Datasets in as Few as Six Weeks
MicrobeLibrary Article: Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education
5/1/2007 by David B Kushner

At an unexpectedly low cost, a 6-week, project-based lab module has been developed that provides 3 weeks for wet lab and 3 weeks for dry lab. It has been just over a decade since t
A Discussion Group Program Enhances the Conceptual Reasoning Skills of Students Enrolled in a Large Lecture-Format Introductory Biology Course
MicrobeLibrary Article: Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education
5/1/2007 by Marcy A. Peteroy-Kelly

The goal of this study was to determine the impact of a discussion group program on the development of conceptual reasoning skills of students enrolled in a large lecture-format introductory biology course.
Comparison of Online and Onsite Bioinformatics Instruction for a Fully Online Bioinformatics Master’s Program
MicrobeLibrary Article: Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education
5/1/2007 by Kristina M. Obom, Patrick J. Cummings

Student satisfaction was assessed online and onsite using a standard questionnaire administered at the end of the course.
Learning Geomicrobiology as a Team Using Microbial Mats, a Multidisciplinary Approach
MicrobeLibrary Article: Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education
5/1/2007 by Lilliam Casillas-Martinez, Carlos Rios-Velazquez, Pieter T. Visscher

Tropical hypersaline microbial mats from Puerto Rico were used as educational tools to promote active learning of geomicrobiology introductory concepts for undergraduate students organized in multidisciplinary teams with

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