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This is your guide and example to First-class essays! Each essay is carefully written in an official/exam-styled with self-made diagrams/illustrations (required by the lecturer) and a full list of references. The word limit for each essay is 1000 words. Essay question 1: Comparing different bacterial pathogens- explain the mechanisms by which antibiotic resistance is acquired and selected for (70% of mark). Outline what general strategies you would use to combat antibiotic resistance (30% of...

A life-saving package to pass your final exam: - 20-question flashcards to test your knowledge and memorisation - A 'cheat sheet', which is allowed in the exam room, of everything you don't need to remember (but to understand!). Highlighted points, figures and diagrams are visually clear to help you navigate through the exam.

Bacterial Pathogenesis and Infections is a 20-credit module that is compulsory for the MSc Microbiology and Immunology and the MSc Clinical and Molecular Microbiology/Molecular Pathway at the University of Nottingham. Each lecture covers in-depth a virulence factor or pathogenesis of bacteria. Examples include Biofilms, Quorum Sensing, Roles of Iron in Infections, Antigenic Variation, etc. A different lecturer or researcher in that field teaches each lecture. This summary of lectures served ...