医学科研教学绘图可编辑素材之微生物学细胞培养Microbiology_cellculture
医学微生物学绪论教学教案
（二）实验微生物学时期（七个里程碑）
1、列文虎克发现微生物 2、巴斯德证实了微生物的作用 3、李斯特创用了外科手术无菌术 4、郭霍三大发明一法则,将微生物推入
黄金时代
5、发现新的微生物：
伊凡诺夫斯基发现病毒 迪纳发现类病毒 普鲁西纳发现朊病毒
6、人工自动免疫及人被动免疫：
琴纳发明牛痘菌，贝林发明白喉抗毒素源自学习目的•认识微生物
视而不见，嗅而不闻，触而不觉， 食而不察，得其益而不感其好， 受其害而不知其恶。
•利用有益微生物
人类健康，工业发酵，农业生产， 生物工程学，环境保护，生命科
学基础理论研究。
控制有害微生物 感染性疾病的致病机理、诊断、
治疗和预防
（一三）经、验医时学期微生物学发展简史
公元1前、两日千常多生年活的夏应禹用时代,就有仪狄作酒的记载
《鼠死行》：“东死鼠，西死鼠，人见死鼠如见虎 ，鼠死不几日，人死如圻堵。昼死人，莫问数，日 色惨淡愁云护。三人行，未十步，忽死两人横截路 ……”
（一三）经、验医时学期微生物学发展简史
4、关于预防
明李时珍《本草纲目》中指出患者的衣服 蒸过之后再穿就不会感染疾病,表明已有消 毒的记载。 明代发明了人痘 接种-预防天花。
7、传染病的化学及抗生素治疗：
欧立希合成砷凡纳明， 弗来明发现、弗劳里提纯青霉素
(三)现代微生物学时期
1.微生物超微结构的研究 2.病毒组织培养技术的建立 3.基因工程的应用
微生物全基因组的研究，可发现致病基因 和特异DNA序列，用于诊断、研制新抗菌 药物和新疫苗。 4.现代免疫学的兴起
（四）微生物感染的新动向
思考题
1、何谓微生物,其八大特点是什么？ 2、微生物按结构、致病与否各分几类？ 3、何谓医学微生物学？ 4、微生物学发展的七个里程碑？ 5、我国在微生物学上有何贡献？ 6、郭霍法则的内容是什么？
《医学免疫学与微生物学》教学大纲
《医学免疫学与微生物学》教学大纲课程编号：CJZYJ10课程名称：医学免疫学与微生物学英文名称：Medical Immunology and Microbiology课程类型：医学基础课总学时：54学时讲课学时：44学时实验学时：10学时学分：适用对象：临床、护理、药学、预防、口腔、检验、影像专业基本要求医学免疫学与微生物学是研究人体免疫现象的原理及应用的一门基础和应用性学科。
其任务是通过该课程的教学，使学生能够对人体免疫系统的结构、功能等方面的基本知识，以及它们与人体健康、疾病的关系有准确的认识。
为应用免疫学的基础理论和基本技能防治感染性疾病和免疫相关性疾病打下基础。
医学微生物学是研究与医学有关的病原微生物的生物学性状、致病性以及对病原微生物所致疾病进行微生物学诊断和防治的学科。
它是临床医学专业的基础医学课程，其任务是通过本课程的教学，为学习临床医学相关课程以及从事感染性疾病的诊断和防治工作打下基础。
按教材分章顺序，每章分掌握、熟悉和了解三级要求,一部分内容为教师讲授，另一部分安排学生自学。
其中掌握和熟悉的内容是医学免疫学与微生物学的基础理论和基本知识，是教师讲授和学生学习理解的重点。
对于了解的内容或部分熟悉的内容可酌定为自学。
关于免疫学和微生物学的基本技能训练，即实验教学，可结合多媒体课件演示进行。
教学时间分配第一章抗原目的要求：1.掌握抗原的概念与抗原的两种特性；抗原的异物性和特异性。
2.熟悉半抗原和完全抗原的概念、抗原的分类方法和医学上常见的抗原。
学时安排：理论课2学时教学内容：1.抗原的概念；抗原的免疫原性和免疫反应性；半抗原和完全抗原的概念。
2.抗原的分类TD-Ag和TI-Ag；异种抗原、同种异型抗原和自身抗原。
3.决定抗原免疫原性的异物性、化学特性。
4.抗原特异性的分子基础—抗原决定簇（表位）的概念、种类。
5.医学上重要的抗原物质。
第二章免疫球蛋白与抗体目的要求：1.掌握抗体与免疫球蛋白的概念；免疫球蛋白的基本结构、功能区及其功能、免疫球蛋白的生物学活性；五类免疫球蛋白的特征与功能。
微生物学名词解释
名词解释1.微生物：一大群形体微小、结构简单、一般肉眼看不见或看不清楚的微小生物的总称。
2.微生物学microbiology病毒：类病毒，拟病毒，朊病毒原核：真细菌，古生菌真核：真菌（酵母菌，霉菌），单细胞藻类，原生动物1.培养物culture：在人为规定的条件下培养、繁殖得到的微生物群体。
2.纯培养物pure culture：只有一种微生物的培养物3.混合培养物：含有多种微生物的培养物。
4.菌落：单个（或聚集在一起的一团）微生物在适宜的固体培养基表面或内部生长、繁殖到一定程度可以形成肉眼可见的、有一定形态结构的子细胞生长群体。
5.无菌技术：在分离、转接及培养纯培养物时防止其被其他微生物污染，其自身也不污染环境的技术。
6.培养基culture medium：培养微生物的营养物质人工配制、适合微生物生长繁殖或产生代谢产物的营养基质。
7.二元培养物：培养物中只含有二种微生物，而且是有意识的保持二者之间的特定关系的培养物。
8.分辨率：能辨别两点之间最小距离的能力。
9.古生菌：在分类地位上与真细菌和真核生物列为第三域，并且在进化谱上更接近真核生物；没有核膜、核仁，在细胞构造上与真细菌较为接近，同属原核生物；多生活于一些团结十分恶劣的极端环境中，如高温、高盐、高酸等。
（与细菌具有类似的个体形态，多生活于一些生存条件十分恶劣的极端环境中，如高盐、高温、高酸。
）10.霉菌：一些丝状真菌的统称，不是分类学上的名词，霉菌菌体均由分支或不分支的菌丝构成,许多菌丝交织在一起，称为菌丝体。
11.菌丝（Hypha）霉菌营养体的基本单位12.由许多分枝菌丝相互交织而成的一个菌丝集团，称为菌丝体菌丝体（Mycelium）13.酵母菌：一群单细胞的真核微生物，无分类学意义的普通名称，通常以芽殖或裂殖来进行无性繁殖的单细胞真菌，以与霉菌分开。
极少数种可产生子囊孢子进行有性繁殖。
14.原核微生物：一大类细胞微小、细胞核无核膜包裹（只有称作核区的裸露DNA）的原始单细胞生物。
英文教材《Microbiology》的特点及其发展
英文教材《Microbiology》的特点及其发展唐晓峰（武汉大学生命科学学院）由McGrawHill出版社出版，Prescott，Harley和Klein编撰的Microbiology（下称《微生物学》）是在国际上使用较为广泛的微生物学教科书，从1990年第1版出版至今已有20年历史，按每三年更新一版，迄今已出版了8版。
本文对该书特点和发展进行了研究和分析。
分以下几个部分进行介绍。
一、总体特点由第1版（1990年）开始该书的风格就已确定，尽管第7版、第8版作者队伍发生变化，书名发生变化，该书依然继承了其一贯的特点。
包括：特点一：内容丰富，精深广博。
该书有七个贯穿始终的主题：1、微生物学作为一门科学的发展史；2、微生物学技术的特点及重要性；3、对微生物的控制以及降低其危害性；4、分子生物学对微生物学的重要性；5、微生物学对医学的重要性；6、微生物与其环境地的互相作用的途径以及这些互相作用的后果；7、微生物学的应用对日常生活的影响。
这七个主题全面涵盖了微生物学的内容，既有微生物学基础内容，又有微生物学各领域的内容。
特点二：编排合理，结构灵活。
各章和主题均可根据需要使用。
每章的独立性强，内容全面。
全书分11部分（44章，第1版）：1. 微生物学概论；2. 微生物的营养、生长和控制；3. 微生物的代谢；4. 微生物的分子生物学和遗传学；5. DNA技术与基因组学；6. 病毒；7. 微生物世界的多样性；8. 生态学和共生；9. 非特异性抵抗力和免疫应答；10. 微生物疾病及其控制；11. 食品和工业微生物学。
前5部分（共19章，第1版）是对微生物学基础内容和重点内容的介绍，包括微生物学的发展、微生物的结构、微生物生长和代谢、微生物的控制、病毒和微生物遗传等内容。
后面的6部分（共25章，第1版）则涉及到微生物分类、微生物与其他生物的关系、免疫反应、临床微生物学、微生物与陆地及水环境、食品与工业微生物学等。
医学免疫学与微生物学(Medical immunology and Microbiology)
医学免疫学与微生物学（Medical immunology and Microbiology）"Medical immunology and Microbiology" syllabus _ syllabus _ medical immunology and microbiology __ filterlingTeaching outline of medical immunology and MicrobiologyFirst, the nature and task of curriculumAccording to the National College of medical professional training objectives, higher medical college students characteristics of educational system and the State Education Commission formulated the basic requirements of main courses (College), medical immunology and medical microbiology for setting a course. This course is divided into two chapters. The first is medical immunology, which mainly teaches basic immunology, and the second is medical microbiology, including bacteriology, virology, and other three parts of microbiology.Medical immunology is one of the fastest growing subjects. It has penetrated into various fields of preclinical medicine and clinical medicine, and has formed many branches and interdisciplinary subjects. Medical immunology is the science of studying the composition and function of human immune system, the law and effect of immune response, and the pathogenesis, diagnosis and prevention of disease. Medical microbiology is the study of biological characteristics, heredity and variation, pathogenicity and immunity, laboratory diagnosis and prevention principles of pathogenic microorganisms related to medicine.Medical immunology and microbiology is a compulsory basicmedical course for clinical medical students. The task is to enable students to master the basic theory, basic knowledge and basic skills of medical immunology and microbiology, and lay the foundation for studying other basic medical courses and clinical medicine courses.Two, the basic requirements of curriculum teachingThe basic teaching requirement of this course is divided into two parts; in medical immunology teaching, students are required to master the composition and function of the immune system, immune response and regulation of physiological function, the basic mechanism of hypersensitivity reaction and the principle of prevention and treatment, and understand the relationship between immunological diseases, immunological applications in the medical practice; in medical microbiology teaching, students are required to master the bacteria, viruses and fungi, pathogenic microorganism morphology, structure, growth and reproduction, genetic variation and other biological characteristics, pathogenicity and immunity of pathogenic microorganisms, inspection methods and principle of prevention and treatment of microbial infections and pathogens, disinfection and sterilization method.The number of hours in this course is 90, the number of TV teaching hours is 18, and the experimental class hours are 27. This course is 5 credits.The first basic immunologyOverview (1 hours)[teaching content]First, the concept of modern immunology and ImmunologyTwo. The composition and function of the immune system[teaching requirements]Grasp the concepts of modern immunity and immunology, and the function of immune system.Be familiar with the composition of the immune system.To understand the main characteristics of immunology development today.Chapter 1 immune organs (3 hours)[teaching content]The structure and function of central immune organsTwo. The structure and function of peripheral immune organs[teaching requirements]To master the distribution of T and B lymphocytes in peripheral immune organs.Familiarity with the structure and function of the central andperipheral immune organs.Understanding the pathway of lymphocyte recirculation.The second chapter: immune cells (3 hours)[teaching content]Hematopoietic stem cellTwo, lymphocyte 1.T lymphocyte, 2.B lymphocyte 3.NK cellThree. Mononuclear phagocyteFour. Antigen presenting cellsFive. Other immune cells[teaching requirements]To grasp the surface markers, subclasses and functions of T and B lymphocytes, and the concept of antigen-presenting cells.Familiar with the concept of hematopoietic stem cells, the characteristics and functions of NK cells, the surface markers and major functions of mononuclear phagocytes, and understand the characteristics and functions of other immune cells.The third chapter: immunoglobulin (3 hours)[teaching content]The concept of immunoglobulin and antibodyTwo. The structure, functional region and enzymatic fragments of immunoglobulinThree. Biological activity of immunoglobulinFour. Immunoglobulin serotypes (antigenicity)Five. Characteristics and functions of various immunoglobulinsSix. Immunoglobulin genes and biosynthesisSeven. Artificial antibodies[teaching requirements]Grasp the concept of immunoglobulin and antibody, the structure, function and enzymatic fragments of immunoglobulin, biological activity of immunoglobulin.Familiar with the characteristics and functions of various immunoglobulins, and the concept of monoclonal antibodies.Understanding the serotypes, genes, and biosynthesis of immunoglobulins.The fourth chapter: complement system (3 hours)[teaching content]First, the concept of complementTwo. Composition and properties of complement systemThree. Activation of complement system1. activation of classical pathways2. alternative pathway activationFour. Regulation of complement system activationFive. The biological function of complement system[teaching requirements]Mastering the concept of complement and the biological function of complement system.Be familiar with the activation and regulation of complement system.Understanding the site and nature of complement formation.The fifth chapter cytokines (1.5 hours)[teaching content]First, the concept of cytokinesTwo. Kinds of cytokinesThree. Characteristics of cytokinesFour. The biological role of cytokinesFive. Characteristics and biological activities of major cytokines[teaching requirements]To grasp the concept and classification of cytokines.Understanding the characteristics and biological functions of cytokines.The sixth chapter antigen (2 hours)[teaching content]The concept of antigenTwo. The factors that determine immunogenicityThree. Specificity and cross reactivity of antigenFour. Classification of antigensFive. Important antigen substances in medicine[teaching requirements]The basic concepts of antigen, antigen determinant, thymus dependent antigen, non thymus dependent antigen, complete antigen and hapten are mastered.Familiar with the factors that determine immunogenicity, important antigen substances in medicine.The seventh chapter is mainly about the histocompatibility complex and its products (2 hours)[teaching content]First, the concept of MHCGene structure of two and HLAThree. Structure, distribution and function of HLA moleculeThe medical significance of four and HLA[teaching requirements]Master the basic concepts of MHC.Familiar with the structure, distribution and function of HLA molecules.Understanding the genetic structure of HLA and its medical significance.The eighth chapter was immune response (5 hours)[teaching content]- overview of immune responseTwo, B cell-mediated humoral immune response(I) the process of B cell response induced by thymus dependent antigen(two) the general law of antibody production and its medical significance(three) humoral immune effectThree. Cell-mediated immune response(1) cell-mediated immune response mediated by TD cells(two) cell-mediated immune response mediated by Tc cellsFour. Immune tolerance(1) the concept of immune tolerance(two) factors affecting the formation of immune tolerance(three) the characteristics and clinical significance of immune toleranceFive. Negative feedback regulation of immune response(1) negative feedback regulation of antibodies(two) Regulation of Ts cells[teaching requirements]To understand the concept and characteristics of immune response, the process of B cell response induced by thymus dependent antigen, the general rule of antibody production, the cell-mediated immune response mediated by TD cells and Tc cells, and the concept of immune tolerance.Familiar with the characteristics of immune tolerance.To understand the negative feedback regulation of immune response and the factors influencing immune tolerance formation.The ninth chapter hypersensitivity (4 - 5 hours)[teaching content]First, the concept and classification of hypersensitivityTwo. The pathogenesis of various types of hypersensitivity and common diseasesPrinciple of prevention and treatment of type three and I hypersensitivity diseases[teaching requirements]To understand the concept and classification of hypersensitivity, and the pathogenesis of each type of hypersensitivity reaction.Familiar with the clinical types of hypersensitivity diseases, I type hypersensitivity disease prevention and treatment principles.The tenth chapter immunology application (2 hours)[teaching content]First, immune prevention and control(1) artificial immunity and artificial passive immunity(two) commonly used biological agents for artificial immunity(three) precautions for vaccination 122Two 、 immunological detection(1) antigen and antibody reactions and their detection methods1. characteristics of antigen antibody reaction in vitro2. factors affecting antigen antibody reaction3. commonly used antigen antibody reaction detection method(two) detection of immune function of organism1. commonly used in vitro detection2. commonly used in vivo detection[teaching requirements]Master the concepts of artificial immunity and artificial passive immunity, and commonly used biological agents for artificial immunity.Familiar with the types of vaccination and precautions.To understand the characteristics, influencing factors and common detection methods of antigen antibody reaction in vitro, it is commonly used in vitro and in vivo detection methods of immune function.Second Medical MicrobiologySummary[teaching content]First, the concept and classification of microorganismsTwo. The relationship between microorganisms and human beingsThree. The concept and category of medical microbiologyFour. General situation and current situation of medical microbiology[teaching requirements]Grasp the concepts of microorganisms, pathogenic microorganisms and medical microbiology.Familiar with the classification of microorganisms and their relationship with human beings.To understand the category and development of medical microbiology.Bacteriology part (eleventh to twenty-third)The eleventh chapter is the morphology and structure of bacteria (2 hours, including an overview)[teaching content]First, the size and morphology of bacteriaTwo. The structure of bacteria(1) the basic structure of bacteria(two) the special structure of bacteriaThree. The principle of bacterial morphology examination[teaching requirements]Master the typical and atypical bacteria morphology, cell wall structure and characteristics of G and G + bacteria, special structure and medical significance of bacteria.Familiar with the units for measuring bacteria, the basic structure of bacteria, and the significance of gram staining.To understand the examination method of bacterial morphology.The twelfth chapter is the growth, reproduction and metabolism of bacteria (2 hours)[teaching content]First, the nutrients of bacteriaTwo. Growth and reproduction of bacteriaThree. Metabolites of bacteria and their significanceFour. Artificial culture of bacteria[teaching requirements]Grasp the conditions, methods and speed of bacterial growth and reproduction, the types and significance of bacterial synthetic metabolites.Familiarity with bacterial growth curves and the significance of catabolic products.To understand the methods of artificial culture of bacteria, the common medium, the growth of bacteria in the culture medium and the practical significance of artificial culture of bacteria.The thirteenth chapter: heredity and variation of bacteria (2 hours)[teaching content]First, the concept of heredity and variationTwo. Examples of bacterial variationThree. The material basis of bacterial genetic variationFour. The mechanism of bacterial variationFive. The practical application of bacterial variation[teaching requirements]Grasp the basic concepts of heredity, variation, plasmid and bacteriophage.Familiar with bacterial common variation and the mechanism of variation.Understanding the practical application of bacterial variation.The fourteenth chapter: pathogenicity of bacteria (3 hours)[teaching content]First, the concept of pathogenicity and virulence of bacteriaTwo. Invasive ability of bacteria(1) surface structure of bacteria(two) invasive enzymesThree. Bacterial toxins(a) exotoxin(two) endotoxinFour, the number of bacteria and invasion of the portalFive. The occurrence, development and outcome of infection(1) the source of infection(two) the way of infection(three) the type of infection[teaching requirements]Master the concept of bacterial virulence factors, bacterial invasion, characteristic and difference between inside and outside the bacterial toxin, the concept of dominant recessive infection infection, bacteremia, sepsis, carriers, sepsis, sepsis.Be familiar with the source and mode of infection.Understanding the number of bacteria and the relationship between portal invasion and disease.The fifteenth chapter is antibacterial immunity (1 hours)[teaching content]First, the nonspecific defense function of organism(1) barrier structure(two) phagocytes(three) antibacterial substances in body fluidsTwo. Specific antibacterial immunity of organism(1) the function and characteristics of humoral immunity(two) the function and characteristics of cellular immunity[teaching requirements]To master the antibacterial action of skin, mucous membrane, placenta and blood-brain barrier, and the process and result of phagocytosis and sterilization by phagocytes.Familiarity with antibacterial activity and characteristics of humoral and cellular immunity.To understand the types and functions of antibacterial substances in body fluids.The sixteenth chapter disinfection and sterilization (1 hours)[teaching content]First, physical disinfection and sterilization method(1) thermal sterilization(two) ultraviolet radiation and ionizing radiation sterilization(three) filtration sterilization methodTwo. Chemical disinfection(1) chemical disinfectants(two) the action mechanism of chemical disinfectant(three) factors affecting the action of chemical disinfectants[teaching requirements]Grasp the concepts of disinfection, sterilization, asepsis and aseptic operation.Familiar with the commonly used thermal sterilization method, ultraviolet sterilization method, commonly used chemical disinfectants.To understand the action mechanism and influence factors of commonly used chemical disinfectants.The seventeenth chapter is the laboratory detection principle of bacterial infection (2 hours)[teaching content]Detection of pathogenic bacteria and their components(1) collection and submission of specimens(two) commonly used detection methodsTwo. Detection of bacterial specific antibodies(1) serological tests commonly used(two) precautions for detecting antibodies and analysisresults[teaching requirements]Familiar with specimen collection and submission, isolation, cultivation and identification of pathogenic bacteria, serological detection methods commonly used to understand the results of the note.The eighteenth chapter ~ twenty-three chapter bacteriology each part (8 hours)[teaching content]A pathogenic cocci: Staphylococcus, Streptococcus (including pneumococcus), Neisseria gonorrhoeaeTwo. Enterobacteriaceae: Escherichia, Salmonella, Shigella, and other intestinal bacteriaThree. Vibrio and Campylobacter; Vibrio cholerae and CampylobacterFour, anaerobic bacteria, anaerobic bacterium, PI anaerobicbacteriaFive. Mycobacterium: Mycobacterium tuberculosis, leprosy bacillusSix. Other pathogenic bacteria[teaching requirements]This part is mainly based on self-study. Familiar with the main biological characteristics of pathogenic bacteria, pathogenicity and immunity, laboratory examination principles and principles of prevention and treatment.Virology part (twenty-fourth to thirty-second)Summary[teaching content]Basic concepts and characteristics of virusesThe twenty-fourth chapter is the basic character and classification of virus (3 hours)[teaching content]The morphology, structure and chemical composition of the virus(1) the size and morphology of the virus(two) the structure and chemical composition of virusesTwo. Virus proliferation and interference(1) proliferation of viruses(two) the interference of virusThree, physical and chemical factors on the impact of the virusFour. Classification of viruses(1) modern classification(two) clinical classification[teaching requirements]Grasp the basic concept, basic structure, proliferation mode and proliferation cycle of virus.Familiar with the chemical composition and interference phenomenon of virus.To understand the influence of physical and chemical factors on the virus, and to classify the virus.The twenty-fifth chapter: virus infection and immunity (3 hours)[teaching content]Infection and pathogenicity of viruses(1) the route of viral infection and its diffusion in vivo(two) the results and pathogenesis of viral infection(three) the type of virus infectionTwo. Antiviral immunity(1) nonspecific immunity(two) specific immunity[teaching requirements]Grasp the way of virus infection and the way of diffusing in vivo.Be familiar with the pathogenesis of viral infection and the type of infection.Understanding the mechanism of organism antiviral infection.The twenty-sixth chapter is the laboratory detection principle of virus infection (1.5 hours)[teaching content]First, specimen collection and processingTwo, commonly used detection methods(1) detection of virus bodies(two) detection of viral antigens and antibodies(three) detection of viral nucleic acids[teaching requirements]To understand the sample collection, treatment and common detection methods of virus infection.The twenty-seventh chapter is the prevention and cure principle of virus infection (O.5 hours)[teaching content]First, the specific prevention of viral infection(1) artificial immunity(two) artificial passive immunityTwo. Prevention and treatment of viral infectionThe twenty-fifth chapter: virus infection and immunity (3 hours)[teaching content]Infection and pathogenicity of viruses(1) the route of viral infection and its diffusion in vivo(two) the results and pathogenesis of viral infection(three) the type of virus infectionTwo. Antiviral immunity(1) nonspecific immunity(two) specific immunity[teaching requirements]Grasp the way of virus infection and the way of diffusing in vivo.Be familiar with the pathogenesis of viral infection and the type of infection.Understanding the mechanism of organism antiviral infection.The twenty-sixth chapter is the laboratory detection principle of virus infection (1.5 hours)[teaching content]First, specimen collection and processingTwo, commonly used detection methods(1) detection of virus bodies(two) detection of viral antigens and antibodies(three) detection of viral nucleic acids[teaching requirements]To understand the sample collection, treatment and common detection methods of virus infection.The twenty-seventh chapter is the prevention and cure principle of virus infection (O.5 hours)[teaching content]First, the specific prevention of viral infection(1) artificial immunity(two) artificial passive immunityTwo. Prevention and treatment of viral infection[teaching requirements]Be familiar with artificial immune preparations commonly used in viral infections. Understand the commonly used drugs for the prevention and treatment of viral infections.Twenty-eighth chapters to thirty-two chapters on Virology (9 hours)[teaching content]Respiratory viruses(1) influenza virus(two) other respiratory virusesTwo. Enterovirus(1) poliovirus(two) the coxsackie and echovirus (three) other enterovirusesThree. Hepatitis virusFour, China(1) Japanese encephalitis virus (two) epidemic hemorrhagic fever virus Five. Other viruses(1) rabies virus(two) human immunodeficiency virus (three) herpes virus(four) rubella virus[teaching requirements]To grasp the main biological characteristics, pathogenicity and immunity of influenza virus, hepatitis virus and human immunodeficiency virusFamiliar with the main biological characteristics, pathogenicity and immunity of poliovirus, Japanese encephalitis virus, epidemic hemorrhagic fever virus, rabies virus, herpes virus and rubella virus.Understanding: common types of respiratory viruses, enteroviruses, and herpes viruses. Detection and prevention of the above viruses thirdThirty-third chapter to thirty-seven chapter other pathogenic microorganism (2 hours)[teaching content]Mycoplasma aChlamydia trachomatis twoRickettsia threeFour, helicoidFive. Pathogenic fungi[teaching requirements]Grasp the basic concepts of mycoplasma, chlamydia, Rickettsia, leptospira and fungi.Familiar with the main biological characteristics, pathogenicity and immunity of mycoplasma, chlamydia, Rickettsia, leptospira and fungi.To understand the detection and prevention principles of pathogenic microorganisms.Experiment (27 hours, 3 hours per experiment)Precipitation reaction(1) two-way agar diffusion test(two) one way agar diffusion testTwo. Agglutination reaction(I) agglutination test in vitro(two) slide agglutinationThree. Enzyme linked immunosorbent assayDouble antibody sandwich method for the detection of early pregnancy (using Kit)Four. Bacterial morphology, special structure observation and microscope use(1) observation of basic morphologyCoccus, bacillus, vibrio.(two) observation of special structureSpores, capsule, flagella, fimbriae.(three) microscopeFive. Bacterial culture and staining examination(1) colony observationSmooth, rough, mucoid.(two) observation of pigment and hemolysis(three) Gram staining methodIn experiment six, tetanus exotoxin of pathogenic and antitoxin protective effect (animal experiment)Seven. Determination of anti streptococcal hemolysin "O" (using Kit)Eight, endotoxin (pyrogen) -- Determination of limulus test (the kit)Nine. Methods of virus culture and laboratory diagnosis。
细胞生物绘图
生物绘图要求
（1）形态结构要准确，比例要正确，要求真实感，立体感， 精美而美观。图中较暗部分用点表示 ,用点的稀疏稠密表示 黑暗程度，不能使用横线或者涂黑。 （2）图面要力求整洁，铅笔要保持尖锐，尽量少用橡皮。 （3）绘图大小要适宜，位置略偏左，右边留着注图。 （4）绘图的线条要光滑、匀称，点点要大小一致。 （5）绘图要完善，字体用正楷，大小要均匀，不能潦草。注 图线用直尺画出，间隔要均匀，且一般多向右边引出，图 注部分接近时可用折线，但注图线之间不能交叉，图注要 尽量排列整齐。 （6）绘图完成后在绘图纸上方要写明实验名称、班级、姓名、 时间，在图的下方注明图名及放大倍数。
生物绘图方法
（4）求真实 须注意其科学性，精确性，不能任意臆造，加以美化，绘图 力求准确。先用HB铅笔起草，后用硬铅笔画出。 （5）用点线 图只用点和线表示。切不可涂黑，细胞壁用平行的双线表 示，线条要细而圆滑，粗细均匀，原生质体内的结构（如 细胞质、细胞核等）要用疏密的点表示，点要细圆，不拖 尾巴。细胞与其他细胞相连接处要画出一些来，以表示所 画的细胞不是孤立的。 （6）勤对照 与显微镜下实物对照，检查一下是否有无遗漏或错误. （7）做注释 用直线从各部分引出并注出名称。字最好在图右侧，字要端 正、大小一致、排列整齐。每个图的下方注明图的名称及 所用材料，例如“洋葱表皮细胞”、“小麦颖果纵切”等。
生物绘图ห้องสมุดไป่ตู้法
（1）看清楚 把正常的、一般的结构与偶然的、人为的一些结构区分开， 然后选择那些有代表性的典型的部位进行绘图。 （2）定位置 先确定要画的图在实验报告纸上的位置和大小，力求布局 合理、美观，不能任意的无计划的画图，否则位置不适当 或偏在一角、或过大过小，影响注字和说明。考虑在左侧 一边留一定边缘，以备装订之用。 （3）定大小 一般尽可能的把图画大些。如果是细胞图，为了清楚表明 细胞内部结构，所画细胞不宜过多，1～2个即可，但每个 细胞的各个部分按同比例适当放大，如画轮廓图或图解图， 也不一定把全部切面（如根茎的横切面图）画出，根据需 要画出1/2～1/8即可。
《医学微生物》PPT课件
产黄青霉菌落 细菌生长 抑制区域 正常细菌 生长区域
第四十三页，共47页。
6、现代(xiàndài)微生物学的发展
随着(suízhe)现代生物学，化学，物理学等基 础学科的发展，推动了微生物学的发展 ，如电子显微镜，PCR技术，基因工程 技术，分子杂交等，使微生物的诊断和 传染病治疗等得到快速的提高。
2、学好微生物学需以生物学、细胞学、 生理学和生物化学为基础，同时也为学 好以后的传染病和中药学等课打下基础 。
第二页，共47页。
3、通过课程的教学(jiāo xué)，要求学生掌握 医学微生物学 基本概念、理论和微生物 观察、接种分离和鉴别技术，为今后实 践工作打好基础。
二、教材：医学微生物与免疫学 三、参考书： 1、医学微生物。北京大学医学出版社 2、动物微生物学 中国农业出版社 3、兽医微生物学 中国农业出版社
微生物的特点
5、分布(fēnbù)广，种类多
种类
(多zhǒngl地èi)球上的微生物： 估计(gūjì)有100万种以上
已发现的微生物： 约有10万种 已开发利用的微生物： 约1000种
微生物的微观性 研究手段的限制 分离培养的局限
第二十二页，共47页。
6.
地球形成于46亿年
前，微生物产生于35亿年前，人类的形
微生物学是研究微生物的形态，结构， 生命活动规律，进化，分类、以及与人类 (rénlèi)，动植物，自然界相互关系的一门学科。
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（六）医学(yīxué)微生物学
Medical Microbiology
医学微生物学主要研究病原微生物的生物学特性以 及与人类相互关系的科学。
近20年来(niánlái)，医学微生物学有很突出的研究进展
医学微生物学
绪论1.微生物（microorganism/microbe）存在于自然界的一群体积微小、结构简单、肉眼看不见的生物。
2.微生物学（microbiology）是生物学的一个分支，是研究微生物在一定条件下的形态、结果、生命活动规律、进化、分类以及与人类、动物、植物、自然界相互关系等问题的一门科学。
3.病原微生物（pathogenic microbe）能引起人类、动物、植物发生疾病的微生物。
4.医学微生物学（medical microbiology）是微生物学的一个分支和医学基础课程，是研究与医学有关的病原微生物的生物学性状、感染与免疫机理、特异性诊断和防治等的一门科学。
医学微生物学的目的是控制和消灭传染性疾病和与之有关的各种（免疫性）疾病以保障和提高人类的健康水平。
5.非病原性微生物：不能引起人类、动物、植物发生疾病的微生物。
6.根据微生物的生物学性状可将微生物分为真菌、细菌、放线菌、衣原体、支原体、立克次体、螺旋体、病毒8类。
7.医学微生物学是微生物学的一个分支，学习的基本要求是了解与医学有关的病原性微生物的生物学性状、感染与免疫的机理、特异性诊断、特异性防治。
目的是控制和消灭传染性疾病以及与之有关的免疫性疾病。
8.根据微生物的结构、组成、分化程度等分为三类：非细胞型微生物：无典型细胞结构，仅有核心和蛋白质衣壳或RNA或蛋白质组成，是最小的一类微生物，必须在活细胞内增殖。
包括病毒以及亚病毒、阮粒。
原核细胞型微生物：仅有原始核质，无核膜和核仁，除核糖体外，无其他细胞器。
包括细菌、放线菌、衣原体、支原体、立克次体、螺旋体。
其中需要活细胞培养的是衣原体、立克次体。
真核细胞型微生物：细胞核分化程度高，有核膜和核仁，细胞质内有内质网，线粒体等细胞器。
包括真菌、藻类。
9.细菌的形态与结构1.细菌（bacterium）是一类形体微小、结构简单的原核单细胞微生物、具有肽聚糖细胞壁、以无性二分裂方式繁殖、除核糖体外无其他细胞器。
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