Sketchy Micro To Do List:

• 01 - Gram Positive Cocci o 1.1 - Staph Aureus (11:03) o 1.2 - Staph Epidermidis (6:54) o 1.3 - Strep pyogenes (Group A Strep) (14:30) o 1.4 - Strep agalactiae (Group B Strep) (5:23) o 1.5 - Strep. pneumoniae Strep viridans (9:17) o 1.6 - Enterococcus (4:06) • 02 - Gram Positive Bacilli o 2.1 - Bacillus anthracis and Bacillus cereus (9:50) o 2.2 - Clostridium tetani (6:42) o 2.3 - Clostridium botulinum (7:35) o 2.4 - Clostridium difficile (8:17) o 2.5 - Clostridium perfringens (5:31) o 2.6 - Corynebacterium diphtheriae (6:49) o 2.7 - Listeria monocytonegenes (4:04) • 03 - Gram-Positive Branching Filamentous Rods o 3.1 - Actinomyces (3:01) o 3.2 - Nocardia (6:50) • 04 - Gram-Negative Cocci o 4.1 - Neisseria species overview (5:07) o 4.2 - Neisseria meningitidis (8:59) o 4.3 - Neisseria gonorrheae (7:33) • 05 - Gram-Negative Bacilli - Enteric tract o 5.1 - Klebsiella, Enterobacter, Serratia (7:49) o 5.10 - Proteus mirabilis (2:54) o 5.2 - Salmonella (5:51) o 5.3 - Shigella (6:26) o 5.4 - Escherichia coli (ETEC, EHEC) (8:51) o 5.5 - Yersinia enterocolitica (7:54) o 5.6 - Campylobacter (5:30) o 5.7 - Vibrio (5:45) o 5.8 - Helicobacter (5:23) o 5.9 - Pseudomonas (9:59) • 06 - Gram-Negative Bacilli - Respiratory tract o 6.1 - Bordatella pertussis (7:39) o 6.2 - Haemophilus influenzae (8:46) o 6.3 - Legionella (7:26)

• 07 - Gram-Negative Bacilli - Zoonotics o 7.1 - Bartonella henselae (4:15) o 7.2 - Brucella (4:41) o 7.3 - Francisella tularensis (3:50) o 7.4 - Pasteurella multocida (3:55) • 08 - Mycobacteria o 8.1 - Mycobacterium tuberculosis (16:35) o 8.2 - Mycobacterium leprae (9:17) • 09 - Spirochetes o 9.1 - Borrelia (8:16) o 9.2 - Leptospirosis (4:18) o 9.3 - Treponema Pallidum (12:52) • 10 - Gram-Indeterminate Bacteria o 10.1 - Chlamydia (15:08) o 10.2 - Coxiella burnetii (4:57) o 10.3 - Gardnerella vaginalis (5:32) o 10.4 - Mycoplasma pneumoniae (5:57) o 10.5 - Rickettsia species overview (3:34) o 10.6 - Rickettsia prowazekii (4:11) o 10.7 - Rickettsia rickettsii (4:00) • Fungi • 1 - Systemic Mycoses o 1.1 - Histoplasmosis (9:38) o 1.2 - Blastomycosis (6:09) o 1.3 - Coccidioidomycosis (7:26) o 1.4 - Paracoccidioidomycosis (4:55) • 2 - Cutaneous Mycoses o 2.1 - Malassezia furfur :0Pityriasis Versicolor (5:10) o 2.2 - Dermatophytes (6:01) o 2.3 - Sporothrix schenckii (4:24) • 3 - Opportunistic Fungal Infections o 3.1 - Candida albicans (12:49) o 3.2 - Aspergillus fumigatus (10:51) o 3.3 - Cryptococcus neoformans (9:00) o 3.4 - Mucormycosis (6:17) o 3.5 - Pneumocystis pneumonia (5:49)

• Parasites • 1 - Protozoa of the Intestinal Tract o 1.1 - Giardia (5:19) o 1.2 - Entamoeba histolytica (7:55) o 1.3 - Cryptosporidium (4:31) • 2 - Protozoa of the CNS o 2.1 - Toxoplasmosis (10:21) o 2.2 - Trypanosoma brucei (4:45) o 2.3 - Naegleria fowleri (6:01) • 3 - Protozoa of the Blood o 3.1 - Trypanosoma cruzi (5:43) o 3.2 - Babesia (6:59) o 3.3 - Plasmodium species (13:57) o 3.4 - Leishmaniasis (5:47) • 4 - Protozoa - Other Tissue o 4.1 - Trichomoniasis (5:37) • 5 - Helminths - Nematodes o 5.1 - Intestinal nematodes (13:09) o 5.2 - Tissue Nematodes (11:29) • 6 - Helminths - Trematodes and Cestodes o 6.1 - Cestodes (10:20) o 6.2 - Trematodes (10:56)

• Viruses • 1 - RNA Viruses - Positive Sense o 1.1 - Picornavirus Overview (10:47) o 1.2 - (Pico) Poliovirus (7:18) o 1.3 - (Pico) Coxsackievirus (5:10) o 1.4 - (Pico) Rhinovirus (4:45) o 1.5 - (Pico) Hepatitis A (7:00) o 1.6 - (Norwalk) Calicivirus (5:26) o 1.7 - Flavivirus (8:16) o 1.8 - Hepatitis C Virus (10:24) o 1.9 - Togavirus (11:20) o 1.10 - Coronavirus (3:32) o 1.11 - HIV (16:24) • 2 - RNA Viruses - Negative Sense o 2.1 - Orthomyxovirus (18:23) o 2.2 - Paramyxovirus (15:57) o 2.3 - Rhabdovirus (9:02) o 2.4 - Filovirus (4:54) o 2.5 - Bunyavirus (5:41) o 2.6 - Arenavirus (5:15) o 2.7 - Reovirus (7:15) • 3 - DNA Viruses o 3.1 - HSV-1 and HSV-2 (11:15) o 3.10 - Adenovirus (4:52) o 3.11 - Poxvirus (8:26) o 3.12 - Hepatitis B Virus (18:38) o 3.2 - EBV (13:24) o 3.3 - CMV (11:51) o 3.4 - VZV (11:45) o 3.5 - HHV-6 (5:12) o 3.6 - HHV-8 (7:10) o 3.7 - Polyomavirus JC & BK (6:31) o 3.8 - Papillomavirus (13:47) o 3.9 - Parvovirus (7:07)

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aa incoorporation (tRNA in A site, aminoacyl-tRNA)

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