Lecture 1 — Introduction, Part I Lecture 2 — Introduction, Part II Lecture 2a — History of Epidemiology & Public Health ( Lecture 3 — Disease Transmission Lecture 4 — Measures of Morbidity Lectures 5 & 6 — Measures of Mortality Lectures 7 & 8 — Validity & Reliability of Analytic Tests (Revised 2007) Lecture 9 — Descriptive Studies: Person, Place & Time (Revised 2007) Lecture 10 — Cohort Studies (Revised 2007) Lecture 11 — Case Control (Retrospective) Studies Lecture 12 — Cross-Sectional Studies Lecture 13 — Attributable & Relative Risks Lecture 14 — Experimental (Randomized) Studies Lecture 15 — Ethical Issues Lecture 16 — Association to Causation
Eukaryotic Cells and Microorganisms. An Introduction to the Viruses.Elements of Microbial Nutrition, Ecology Microbial MetabolismMicrobial Genetics.Genetic Engineering: Molecular Biology. Physical and Chemical Control of MicroDrugs, Microbes, HostThe Elements of Chemotherapy.Microbe-Human InteractionsInfection and Disease.The Nature of Host Defenses.The Acquisition of Specific Immunity Immunization and Immune Assays.Disorders in Immunity.Introduction to MicrobiologyHumans and the Microbial WorldThe Molecules of LifeMicroscopy and Cell Structure [2]Dynamics and Prokaryotic GrowthControl of Microbial GrowthMetabolism: Fueling Cell GrowthThe Blueprint of Life, from DNA to ProtBacterial GeneticsProkaryotesThe Diversity of Prokaryotic OrganismsThe Eukaryotic MembersViruses of BacteriaViruses, Prions, and ViroidsThe Innate Immune ResponseThe Adaptive Immune ResponseApplications of Immune ResponsesHost-Microbe InteractionsEpidemiologyAntimicrobial MedicationsScope and History of MicrobiologyMicroscopy and StainingProkaryotic VS Eukaryotic CellsEssential Concepts of MetabolismGrowth and Culturing of BacteriaMicrobial GeneticsRecombinant DNA and GeneticEngineeringIntroduction to BacteriologyEukaryotic Microorganisms & ParasiteSterilization and Disinfection Antimicrobial TherapyHost-Microbe RelationshipsEpidemiology & Nosocomial InfectionNonspecific Host DefensesBasic Principles of Specific ImmunityThe Bacterial Cell
