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Class notes include discussions on the following clinically significant bacterial genera: Spirochetes, Legionella, Actinomycetes, Yersinia, Francisella, Pasteurella, Mycoplasma and Rickettsia. Includes history, origins, discovery, morphology, pathogenic species, diseases caused, vectors, pathogenicity, epidemiology, and treatment and prevention.

Notes include an in-depth discussion on endophytic microbes such as classification of endophytes, how plants acquire endophytic microbes, benefits brought by endophytes to their hosts, and studies leading to the discovery of endophytes

These notes include how fungi reproduce and grow vis mechanisms that allow them to grow. The following include topics such as classification of spores, nutritional requirements of fungi, fungal mechanisms to acquire nutrition

Notes include a discussion on the clinically significant bacterial genera: Mycoplasma and Rickettsia. Information include its pathogenicity, diagnosis, vectors, diseases caused, pathogenic species, epidemiology, and treatment and prevention.

The notes include the general history and scope of microbiology, and the vital people that shaped this field. Key experiments that were factors to the field of microbiology are also tackled. Discussions include the spontaneous generation theory, pasteurization, industrial microbiology.

This document includes information on clinically significant bacterial genera: Actinomycetes, Yersinia, Francisella, and Pasteurella. General information include history, origins, discovery, general description, pathogenicity, epidemiology, diagnosis, disease caused, and treatment and prevention.

The notes include a history, origins, and the discovery of the genus Legionella, as well its description, symptoms, diseases caused, pathogenic species, epidemiology, pathogenicity, and treatment and prevention.

These include morphological descriptions of the clinically significant genus, Spirochetes. Discussions also include pathogenicity, clinical symptoms, diagnosis, epidemiology, diseases caused and treatment and prevention.