Objectives for module 5:
Upon completion of this part, students should be able to:
- Describe the Enterobacteriaceae and list their pathogenic species;
- Describe the mode of transmission, clinical findings, the morphology and identification (diagnostic tests) for each pathogenic member of the Enterobacteriaceae;
- List some effective antibiotics against each of the pathogenic member of the genus Enterobacteriaceae.
Components: two lectures amalgamated into one youtube audio-slide lecture; online exercises and feedback form plus innovation, creativity and the use of higher-order thinking patterns (see below):
د. محمد بن عبد الله آل قمبر 
Dear Students,
Was good run so fare with this e_learning course.. Sure you will have more ideas, news and comments for this module.
Also, I am waiting to receive your homework exercises as usual.
Regards and best wishes
Thanks Dr. Mohammed,
I please want you help with this:
how E.coli has been turned into a biological hard drive???
what this mean, thank you
Salam Alikum Mohammed,
Please note that scientists use E. coli as a host for genes and in genetic engineering to produce many proteins, enzymes and drugs. Remember what we said in lecture 1 about insulin production :
and for more details please see:
Thanks Doctor,
This make it easy ((-:
From the nwes” Jury delivers verdict in salmonella trial: The head of a peanut company that distributed salmonella… http://yhoo.it/1wwNMOm ”
in Jail for Salmonella bacteria.
Salam (Jumaan Saad),
If one of you were working for this company as a Quality Officer and Food Safety Inspector, this manager or Head of peanut company would not been in Jail..
This is why your studies are important.
Thank you for a very good piece of news.
Have a good day.
Enterobacteriaceae are not not imporatnt; see this news:
“Cases of the highly contagious, drug-resistant bacteria, carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE)—> http://fb.me/1vaBr37qa ”
these bacteria kill people
Thank you (عبدالكريم محمد),
I hope all other students read this news, because it will make them aware of how bacteria are becoming antibiotic-resistance and causing many heard to treat diseases worldwide.
Regards,.
Thank you dr alqumber
Salam everyone,
This is about vaccines for salmonela: live vaccines preventing Salmonella http://ow.ly/BGvH5
Well done (مسفر عبدالغفار)
vaccine are great to prevent diseases,,, this is the heart of what we are hoping to do in this course.. teach you to diagnose, treat and prevent infectious diseases.
Great work
Regards,.
In case you missed it: Carbapenem resistance responsible for many Enterobacteriaceae deaths http://ow.ly/zeVuY
Salam Dear (غرم الله الزهراني),
Thank you.. again, like my comments to you colleague (عبدالكريم محمد) above.. this is a reason for concern. We need to use antibiotics in a prudent manner and find new antibiotics as well.
Regards,.
Allah make good for you Dr. Alqumber
Thank you
جزاك الله خير
Salam.
remembre Bacteria not all bad.. look what to find:
Biofuels: E Coli Modified To Make Engine-Ready Propane (via @Pocket) – http://bit.ly/1y9cFUI #cleantech
thy can make OIL sometimes!!
good stuff
Salam Dear ( حسن عبدالله)
Great from you to remind us that bacteria can be good as we discussed in our first module.
Regards and thanks again
Thanks Dr. Alqumber.
how we can kill e.coli from water because allways in it we find?
Cooking food kill it.. water you can boil.
Salam Dear Wael Al-malki,
You can boil the water to kill E. coli and most other bacteria.
Filtration is also a good way to remove most impurities.
Reverse osmosis is the best method to purify water for drinking if you are starting with well, or lake water which is not very contaminated with impurities or salts. Otherwise you can distill it, like what we do in the Gulf, starting with sea water.
Regards,.
This is very big sicnece:
Researchers generated an artificial spleen that can clear the blood of pathogens like E. Coli, Ebola & possibly HIV. http://www.nature.com/news/artificial-spleen-cleans-up-blood-1.15917 …
Dear (احمد عبدالله الغامدي),
Thanks for sharing this link with us. Not directly related to the course, but good reading nonetheless.
Thanks
Regards
Doctor, thank you,, I have question.
why people traveling get more diarrhea when travel than not?
Thank you
Dear Salman Ahmed,
Your questions is very good and very important.
The main reason is that people usually develop immunity to the bacteria in their immediate environment. And because they are not stressed and have a good idea where and what to eat in their home country. But when they travel overseas the get exposed to new strains of bacteria for the first time, and they are stressed because of their travels and have no good idea which foods (restaurants) are clean in the new country their are visiting. This is why they will be more likely to get infected.
Regards
Dear Students,
For making everything consistent and in one page. Please see this lecture with the description of the practical components of Enterobacteriaceae.
Regards
Thank you
Dear Dr. Alqumber
جزاك الله خيرا
Thank you many much.
This make study easy.
Thank you doctor
جزاك الله خير دكتور محمد. انا من جامعة الجوف وانت أنقذتني والله من الرسوب في ذا المقرر. شكراً
مع خالص تحياتي
طالبك سالم
You are welcome Brother سالم محمد
Best Wishes
Regadrs
Feel free (سالم محمد) to share with us this course, interact and comment … but please try to make it in English..
Thank you
Regards and Good Luck
Thank you very much regards best wishes
Thank you
You are welcome عبدالرحمن حبيب
Regards and Best Wishes
I am very thankful to you Dr.Alqumber , i am Phd student , my research interests on Salmonella Resistance to antibiotics and Identification ,characterization of salmonella ( phenotyping and genotyping )
I hope if i can contact with you by Email , to discuss with you about that , and take your advice and suggestion.
Best wishes
Ayman
Thanks very much for your message. You can contact me via twitter @DrAlqumber if you like
Regards,.
Could you please check your researchgate messages