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Video Library This is a growing collection of Microbiology teaching videos in QuickTime format. The original site is in the UK at the University of Leicester, and are used here with the generous permission of Dr. Alan Cann. If you have material you would like to contribute to this archive, please read this. Note: If you are on a slow link to this server, think hard before clicking on these links - you could be waiting a long time for the files to download. To view these videos, you will need a suitable player. The Cross-Platform Page has information about a variety of players, platforms and media types. Additionally, there are several plugins available for Netscape users that can play these videos within your browser. Virology Videos HIV (retrovirus) particle maturation (1.9Mb) HIV replication (3.1Mb) Icosahedral Symmetry (0.2Mb) Immunology Videos Cytotoxic T lymphocytes (0.6Mb) Macrophage Phagocytosis (0.7Mb) Neutrophil Chemotaxis (1.2Mb) Macrophage Phagocytosis of Candida albicans (0.9Mb) Microbiology Videos Cytoplasmic streaming in Sordaria fimicola (2.3Mb) How bacteria divide and grow (0.8Mb) How bacteria swim (0.9Mb) How penicillin kills cells (0.6Mb) Microbiology Laboratory Procedures Videos Aseptic Technique (6.8Mb) Excerpts: Aseptic Transfers (2.7Mb) Streaking agar plates (3.6Mb) Microscopy (7.9Mb) Excerpts: Bright Field Microscopy (3.8Mb) Phase Contrast Microscopy (3.3Mb) The complete video "Microbiology Laboratory Procedures" is aimed at students being exposed to practical aspects of microbiology for the first time. It covers the following aspects: Basic microbiology laboratory safety Aseptic technique Using a compound binocular microscope Further information (13Mb QuickTime) Order form Other Video Sites: Ed Wagner's excellent Herpes Virus site contains five animations of herpes virus infection and lifecycle by scientific illustrator Karin Christensen. Maria-Lucia Racz's Animations Page Home | Table of Contents | FAQ Submit a New Site

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