Very well presented, organized and explained. I love it. I'm learning so much with your videos. Thanks very much for creating them, for the pace and tone. They are very easy to follow and understand.
Finally the first to watch ur video, love ur videos you really helped me go through med school ur videos are amazing and will definitely watch weather I’m in school or if I’m a doctor working .thank you armando keep up the good work
ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ive been searching for a vid like this for 30 mins.. I knew most or common strep species I just needed to understand the groups and how were they classified so thank you
As compare to your old videos , you are explaining very slowly and thats make it easy for me to understand the concept. This way is much better. Thank you so much.
Shalom, could you please post a picture of the whole drawing with the cascade from top to bottom? Would be a huge help to me and my pharmacy classmates!! Much love from israel
Gram positive bacteria aren't stained because of a 'thicker' pep layer. They stain because it's exposed, unprotected relative to the gram -ve bacteria which have an outer membrane. Might seem nit-picking but makes a big difference when wondering why they stain and what the differences can mean.
You said oxygen. So my question is if one uses 3 % hydrogen peroxide to as high as 10% will the streptococcus still be able to live? I ask this because I was taught there are no know viruses that can live in an oxygen RICH environment. Is this true or not?
Hi i cant access your website. is it down or my ISP blocked it? i checked using a 3rd party app and it shows the website is down. Hope i can access your site again soon. Thank you for the great lectures.
I'm fucking dumb. I'm Greek and couldn't remember that streptococci are in pairs or chains and staphylococci are in clusters but when you drew them in clusters they looked like grapes and literally staphyli in Greek means grape 🤦🏻♀️ of course staphylococci are in clusters, they are purple since they're gram positive and are named after grape... Thanks for the awesome videos
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Please do more microbiology videos! They're so easy to understand
If anybody want to get help in case of microbiology, virology, parasitology cell biology, biotechnology they can ask me... I can help you by my self.
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these videos right at the time of exam prep hit different !! thanks !! you're a real one !!!
We need more Bacteria types. This is very good explained!
Very well presented, organized and explained. I love it. I'm learning so much with your videos. Thanks very much for creating them, for the pace and tone. They are very easy to follow and understand.
Finally the first to watch ur video, love ur videos you really helped me go through med school ur videos are amazing and will definitely watch weather I’m in school or if I’m a doctor working .thank you armando keep up the good work
Ah, streptococcus! A major baller in the bacteria game 😎👍
Excellently explained! Always manage to make complex explanations so simple!
ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ive been searching for a vid like this for 30 mins.. I knew most or common strep species I just needed to understand the groups and how were they classified so thank you
Thanks!
SUPER HELPFUL. REALLY COULDNT VISUALIZE GRAM ALGORITHM UNTIL THIS VIDEO!
I absolutely loved this video, it made things so much clearer, I couldn't find an explanation to Lancefield grouping and here it is !
As compare to your old videos , you are explaining very slowly and thats make it easy for me to understand the concept. This way is much better. Thank you so much.
Love your videos! So happy you are making microbiology lessons now, it’s a difficult subject to remember for me personally ...
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I'am from india
You're awesome! Thank you for making med school easier!
Please why did you stop making microbiology. They are so helpful. In same method taught at my school. Yea lease make more 🙏🏾
Great presentation! Thank you for making these.
I think this is the best of aall your vids...extremely well explained... Thank u
Bro, you are the best really, this is the easiest classification video out there
Venerable Sir.
Your vedios help alot.
Love and Respect from Kashmir India
Wow I learned so much & just a few please continue teaching, great video very well explained. thank you thank you
Sir please make special videos on each becteria, we need deep study sir, your videos are so helpful sir
The explanations were so good, thank you!
Thank you very much, Sir. After a lot of confusion on this topic, i came to your video and it really cleared my head. Thank you ❤️🙏
Thank you,sir.This video really helped me a lot.
Great video, helped me a lot. Although maybe more visualization (just a bit) may help some guys..
Such a great explination !
You are a legend !
please make explained videos on each type of streptococcus and other bacterias too
Ekstra objasnjeno .. hvala 😊😊
I enjoyed this video very much Armando! This is brilliant!
we need more Bacteria types.
Please do more bacteria video in this lockdown please sir.........🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
You're great as always 😍😍😍
Love this video! Thanks a bunch.
Please video on streptococcus pyogenes
Thank you from a patient . Keep Lifted
thank you so much
Omg I love this video - very clear explanation. Thank you!
thanks so much that help for my revision
Brilliant!
Thank you so much for these awesome videos.
Interesting... Thank you for the information and keep it up!!
wonderful video to have a good basic about those bacteria
I did enjoy it. Thanks
Wow..good job...
Thanks a lot 😊😊😊😊😊
This was really good 👍 thanks for the helpful video
love your work!
Hope you make one for staphylococcus species
Nice video 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Tq so much it's helped me a lot
thank you very much... It is so helpful
Good video, but Enterococcus has been separated from Streptococcus group D since 1984 when it became its own genus!
watching this while streptococcus have massive hardcore rave party on my tonsils.
You are excellent
Perfect!
Thx🌹🤝🏼
ayy amazingg. please make videos more detailed.
Shalom,
could you please post a picture of the whole drawing with the cascade from top to bottom? Would be a huge help to me and my pharmacy classmates!!
Much love from israel
Ur teaching is v nyc sir
explained better than my just graduated medical technologist teacher
Very well explained.. tysm :)
perfect ..thanks so much..its A to V not W if Im not wrong..thanks again
This was helpful thank u
Great video
Great video!
Please make more videos on microbiology
Perfect thanks sir😍
Thanks a ton!
Plz more video about staphylococcus
Well explained
Thank you ✨✨
Thx my friend
Thanks so much🌼
Nice class
Hi, how do I get a full image of this great explanation? Thank you
شكرا جزيلا
thanks man
Really amazing
Thanku so much❤️
Nice video sir
Excellent! Thank you very much!
Thankyou
Thxs
Sir no more videos on streptococcus?
Gram positive bacteria aren't stained because of a 'thicker' pep layer. They stain because it's exposed, unprotected relative to the gram -ve bacteria which have an outer membrane. Might seem nit-picking but makes a big difference when wondering why they stain and what the differences can mean.
You said oxygen. So my question is if one uses 3 % hydrogen peroxide to as high as 10% will the streptococcus still be able to live? I ask this because I was taught there are no know viruses that can live in an oxygen RICH environment. Is this true or not?
Perfect
Please tell me which the next video of this related chapter
Thank u
Dear please tell me which software you use for animation?
Is streptococcus in the mouth & infect teeth, staphylococcus infect hair on the skin & resistant to antibiotics?
Make more videos in surgery and medicine
Are you sure enterococcus faecalis and faecium are γ haemolytic ? My book says it's α
Do more microbiology vids pls..that ks
Why not i and j??
I don`t understand how Enterococcus species are classified as Streptococci. Will be happy if someone explains
I need information on Strep C..
wow presentation
Hi i cant access your website. is it down or my ISP blocked it? i checked using a 3rd party app and it shows the website is down. Hope i can access your site again soon. Thank you for the great lectures.
I'm fucking dumb.
I'm Greek and couldn't remember that streptococci are in pairs or chains and staphylococci are in clusters but when you drew them in clusters they looked like grapes and literally staphyli in Greek means grape 🤦🏻♀️ of course staphylococci are in clusters, they are purple since they're gram positive and are named after grape... Thanks for the awesome videos
More! I ned more microbio.
Next session ?