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00:00 Oh, what the hell was Jeez, sorry about that. Some

00:05 had wireless up to like max Goodness good Lord. That's too,

00:17 better. Ok, sorry about Um, uh, let's see.

00:27 me turn this off here. All right. Fantastic. No.

00:37 . And we are recording so we , um, all right.

00:43 uh, next week, no classes . So we have spring, what

00:49 you call spring holiday for whatever. So, uh, so,

00:57 so usual stuff. So they is his new one and a smart

01:03 So, but make note of this opening coming up this Friday, you

01:11 , you got to the 18th to . So, I mean, you

01:17 the Monday when we come back. , same, uh, the

01:24 Ok. No, that's due to that. So the last time

01:32 um, and see we just finish today and go into viruses.

01:42 the, uh, according to the , uh we, uh, it's

01:48 open style 14. So in two before 28 to 14 land in the

01:57 , that was nice too, Um Let's see, what else?

02:08 that example is 28 in June, , to the second. Uh,

02:15 , it's only got 3346, starting to sleep and then what

02:24 So that's what I, uh, announce, try. Um,

02:31 I can get that. I want one so better react quietly, but

02:38 expect to be back. I don't any reason not to be back.

02:42 , so, but anyway, that's be happening Thursday morning. So I'm

02:46 gonna be Thursday or Friday. Um the office hours to receive your planning

02:52 that. Uh So if you're starting unknown in LA, well, we

03:00 last week. All right. So be doing uh look at your plates

03:06 two, you see two types, ? So number one, those things

03:12 have to be super pretty, Hot points for being pretty just need

03:16 get accomplished the mission which is get , right? You two,

03:21 you just get one, you victory, right? 11 of each

03:25 , one, a colony you will more than that. Uh I got

03:29 couple of those mixture you got and works. I saw a beautiful

03:34 right? That's me. I've done million plates probably in the last 30

03:39 , right? So I can do plates with my clothes. So

03:43 um so it's, it's if you're seeing separation, it's not the fault

03:50 the culture because it works. All . So it's operator, right?

03:57 in any case, uh it's gonna obvious two types of that.

04:02 all right, enough of that, uh recap a little bit about

04:09 So kind uh back up here. we are uh looking at growth.

04:16 of course, that the part very , right? And we saw those

04:22 um, nutritional tops, right? we take, we know what we

04:27 to grow and we know what nutritional it is, Ieie A is,

04:33 it a hetro, is it a blah, blah blah? We know

04:37 know that then we know what we to supply, right? So we

04:40 together a bunch of ingredients, Um Of course, the overriding thing

04:47 NPS, right? Supply forms of uh what forms depend on the nutritional

04:54 . So do that and then it's . What, what kind of media

04:59 we wanna use and what, what type, what uh what's the

05:03 That's what I'm trying to say. the purpose of what we're doing

05:06 We're just trying to get lots of or we're just trying to, to

05:10 uh kind of diagnose something. Are trying to um get a cure

05:15 So that's gonna determine solid media, media, selective differential, et

05:21 right? So there's different types and then we looked at excuse, looked

05:27 growth in terms of so we get these things, put them together with

05:33 , they put a solid and then maybe some OK, how many quantity

05:43 , big numbers, right? And look at that equation, uh

05:49 generations uh from point of view point future of close uh anesthesia. Uh

06:02 want to get films all that Uh so um so then there was

06:12 a OK. C uh we can calculate quantitate the numbers that we're

06:20 Uh what else? Well, then last part of that was growth,

06:23 ? The growth stages of growth, ? So um we uh take mass

06:31 , all that continue. But uh , right? Great media do not

06:41 and then do nothing else other than and, and, and measure grows

06:46 either or that way uh that with number, right? In case you

06:57 a number of cells over time. right? And so the lag

07:05 OK, those stages occur and they've growing. Uh but the difference of

07:12 is um sure the water plan, is very good. All all of

07:18 actually vary plans. OK? So you're gonna have the higher your

07:24 in your life. So they gonna those four P just to make

07:32 right? So, OK, so match, bro, which is um

07:38 against enough mero blog that this one just want I say DNA or something

07:45 don't really care about once the boy not the pain, the state and

07:50 you got more cells than what to with. And that's typically enough

07:56 right? But if uh that OK. And so that's where you

08:07 , then you need to employ more control. We wanna get more control

08:12 this, right? And that's what especially bioreactor growth uh can get

08:18 Uh but also fed batch growth, ? Can't increase your cell numbers.

08:24 so that's uh uh so one so we talk about this at the

08:29 , I, I mentioned one thing that uh the death. So the

08:34 p pretty much out of we're out internet and we move this thing out

08:42 the way. So we're out of basically. OK. Here. So

08:48 part of the curve here. So is pretty much what you focus on

08:54 you are interested in the effects of treatments to reduce micro, that fact

09:02 your temperature, whatever, whatever yeah, that be. So,

09:13 I broke on it. We have growing culture that you intrigue of some

09:19 , and this is that way, be able to see how it

09:23 And then you're looking to see that a and um that's kind of what

09:33 , you know, the rest attack . Let's talk about physical chemical was

09:41 temperature. Uh But we should be on that. OK. So I

09:48 see persistence, right? So we about this briefly in um as,

09:54 a strategy for antibiotic. So um physically work best. It's not a

10:02 fact to typically grow. I for grow and that's what this enormity persistence

10:18 . It kind of stays in like stage from p it's alive,

10:22 But it's not growing, right? to remain a lot, having enough

10:28 to maintain that. Yes. So we sustain the level of that

10:36 Then, of course, with the PP. But, and so that's

10:40 um Sim should offer for a period time. That's a belief,

10:51 I think you earlier and that the All right, Black Farm Station,

11:08 look at uh IV first pre so is basically like this, my name

11:18 to impact growth. But now instead taking sentence out to measure growth in

11:25 to that, right? And so that is kind of you kind of

11:32 time that time your your growth, decision of new things. Um So

11:43 that's kind of when I really active going like crazy. So usually it's

11:49 here in the gro uh gross curve you add your nutrients because then you

11:55 that there's not gonna be much of slow down. And of course,

12:02 main when you add. So in lucre means so a real need some

12:13 and in his stomach more in that that you see, so increasing after

12:21 add and that can go for a . OK? But that a little

12:29 class, then you can add more , but then it comes to a

12:34 where there's too much uh those products use too cur and shows grow

12:41 And so again, this, this a um and so you really have

12:49 . That's so there's a question So we gonna f hatch,

12:55 So we just have not way. they grow, you get, buy

13:00 the water place and we add more and they continue to grow. You

13:06 even do it more than once that D that like long way.

13:15 it really only works if you do . But if I have um if

13:23 add, I'm gonna add 10 g liter of glucose. OK? So

13:32 start with the medium enhanced grater right? And it goes, we

13:37 to grow right? And when we to Midlo, I add it.

13:42 right. So it grows again. say I added more here,

13:45 And it keeps growing up, And I add it again. All

13:49 . So I can keep doing do the additions like here and here

13:53 here. OK? Um That will years. Let's say we have uh

14:03 have 10 million, one, So that's 4 to 4 times two

14:12 three coast. But we do need it won't grow up, it won't

14:26 get out of it. Uh If have area in the clock,

14:32 This area, OK. Um Which the pass? But why not?

14:39 I don't know if he's going to doing why? 40 Gras straight

14:46 So why would that work for Uh I don't want to like in

14:57 of I was gonna later welcome to . The letter is o I moved

15:14 so, right. So the the of my meeting was versus a medium

15:22 but it doesn't taste, I know I I get ready. You need

15:32 that the group and then you're gonna , oh yeah, and then in

15:35 front, you know, editing matches the period of no. So I

15:41 to worry about coming in at 31 um Right. You find out it's

15:47 , it work. It was a for the women. You got

15:52 right? It's a high sight it's fighting water loss, right?

16:03 . That's why you think, I um makes sense rest. Um All

16:20 . Uh So if that was for , uh I don't know. Um

16:26 it like a like a room like grow? And we said throughout.

16:34 do you do the that actually what pretty quick is just me,

16:46 So it's growing and you do, we keep the allow us? I

16:55 this. I think another thing for on the list. What do I

17:04 that sets and what, what is hero person? Great. So you

17:13 have uh I think A B MD the so very quickly. Uh This

17:22 last week I film on here. stuff um you know, the grows

17:26 time. That's actually some, something like this kind. It may go

17:35 that for a bit and then I of just levels out and just goes

17:40 a rate but not exponent. And because if you, if you have

17:52 , yeah, you save us, ? So if you do everything that

17:57 don't have a lot of control over , yeah, I put these things

18:02 the f crank up the artery in machine. Does that is there?

18:09 uh I uh last year I wrote flask or used to be flat on

18:19 you can buy plastic, have built here, but it's called plas.

18:26 that creates more, more, more it's around a little 90 things up

18:35 couldn't shake it. It really creates lot of turns and earrings so that

18:40 can. Uh so I would take of your options. OK. Um

18:47 . So what are you doing? I'm show ph IP H to

18:53 well, you actually do you have case in figure that turns yellow and

18:58 acidic. He said you were able ask some base to it. It's

19:04 right color, right? I I know that this will shake fast

19:11 trying to control the stuff very quickly a pain, right? Because they

19:16 , you think the world your time a slave to their right? And

19:22 the demand you have to go, , I have to ask your face

19:24 this, I have to go a . So very quickly you wanna go

19:28 something like a and computer control right? So, um as you

19:36 see here, this, this uh , right? So you see

19:41 the glass vessel, um they ok, two wire. So

19:46 the uh p over here are coming as they fall control. So you

19:51 various probes, you go out there , foods sticking in here,

20:00 Concentration for PH temperature. So you to be monitored by computer and you

20:07 it all set at it. Just temperatures at 37 maybe. Uh PH

20:13 um you have the, you say like uh at, at, at

20:18 when we get six as we get uh about seven so 66 or 7.5

20:25 something rank like that. Um temperature . So you would have uh ar

20:34 , right? That's what, that's uh sort of eats the rubber lines

20:39 . And that's what that does. , it's cool water that r this

20:43 um bioenergetics, right? You're eating , any kind of bioenergetics process and

20:49 you eat. So this thing grow like nuts and you know,

20:55 So you and now, right? what food, right? You an

21:02 . Um 22 things he did at um it's called color be in the

21:10 broke his face back and that creates . You have, I think it

21:15 far right t of meal, same of food. So you, all

21:21 air comes in through there and you to start because the little bones cy

21:27 better than the fat bones. So the larger they can mix the

21:32 in there off of that, that then that combined with the spinning

21:37 Um And so that we also like all, all when your was dropped

21:44 the vessel, your, your probes so you have like a cut off

21:50 , cut off value. So if say Neo gets below 20% or

21:55 so if you increase the speed of mixing and to increase the amount of

22:03 both control uh helps your, so , all the stuff is controlled and

22:11 of parameters. Um Is there a person that's running one of these things

22:16 there when you run on this yet the audience? So hope you run

22:26 um uh this is not, this either of the stuff on the top

22:31 the class and um because they don't , that's good if I ran the

22:45 , I pay my job. um OK, I I'm not gonna

22:54 crazy in terms of they have you a bi reactor on an exam or

22:57 like that. That was kind of for you, you know,

23:02 that information when you get a right? So I figured I'd give

23:04 my knowledge about that. All So let's look at this. This

23:10 , let me open that and let's . All right, this is

23:16 this is typically a stress driven phenomenon by a depletion of nutrients from other

23:25 . OK. All right. And take us into our last two

23:41 . Chapter four. OK. Let's . Let's kinda speed this up a

23:53 bit. Account number 10. Yeah. It's def definitely in those

24:11 formation. So, so kind of , these two phenomena, this answer

24:20 that, oh here's I forgot when in there. All right, let's

24:25 the answer to this one. This an easy one and a surface and

24:30 ability to attack the absolute mars for while, the requirements for what the

24:42 take this off catch attach. We just just about answered right.

25:18 . OK. Yeah. So this what we're going to finish up with

25:21 in this section. Um So first bio formation. So both these

25:30 right? So in those formations about and or under stress, uh the

25:42 of the attack, so he starts trigger in those cold. And so

25:50 is also called a nutrient phenomenon. of the box, because the one

26:03 , two things to characterize bio as mentioned, the question, the

26:07 is all about a service, And so um in order to uh

26:21 typically uh those that are, I have the be a great stop,

26:30 could go with 57, right. Those are trigger eye that aren't necessary

26:36 them to cause disease. It helps stick your intestines. Uh over five

26:43 back. I don't cause illness. , I tell you, but so

26:50 phone attached a lot. So probably switching motility in relation to that.

27:00 , so if my information beyond the of anything else, it's much status

27:09 and we get to more and more to go around and clock. And

27:13 initially, uh what we call micro form on the surface and then um

27:21 that spreads out too mentally, then many cells uh develop in a room

27:28 lift up so that we mentioned they the same, right? Do crazy

27:35 . So uh medical aspects, um have any form of uh they can

27:41 you a lot for uh it really the mishandling of medical devices, things

27:49 a cat, um really to um device like a um they even a

27:59 part of it. Ok? Make that it's all I can because things

28:04 know, the character, the, after I put the mind and

28:11 No, I'm still right. And you ever hand your staff, he

28:18 a staff development for a bio film the um body as a service go

28:28 there and the bio film, uh break off from the world. And

28:35 these kind of things can be pretty uh away from ourselves and FBI don't

28:47 . So, so, um and important last one is this is

28:55 I think so. Uh So very world attitude. I, my handling

29:01 these kinds of instrumentation and those pain a song. Um Other things,

29:09 kind of, you know, the that sticking through the mouth that to

29:14 the BT. Um the uh this something you see in uh um in

29:24 world where we used to really have uh go to the soda station and

29:30 out records once and all. Uh of you that work in the,

29:35 you noticed uh a couple of IC T cancer and serve and most

29:39 the t to the, the truly , right? And that can't lead

29:47 growth of these types that form a of films design too, not a

29:53 . So customers go oh I ex on this. So spend some to

29:58 A B and so I feel I feel they are pretty expensive in

30:10 OK. Um You know, can buy not today into the world and

30:21 uh that uh but very often because stays in lot. So typically the

30:29 that part is the perfect place because know, you have a flow of

30:34 going through and then form a surface then to the to grow something.

30:42 there is a process to it. it's not just a random coming together

30:46 and so how to grow and we're happy together, that kind of

30:50 right? It's a, it's a relevant process if you will. Um

30:56 certainly service service and so many traffic that service. Right? And if

31:04 require so in this situation, so we look at this in terms of

31:13 we call freeing ourselves and then they to the surface, so they call

31:22 stick, right? Swimmer, swimmer sts, right? So they settle

31:28 a surface and again, for I a pretty important process. OK?

31:38 at some point, they produce the glue kind of the glue that holds

31:43 together, right? That's what makes bio from. It's kind of sugary

31:46 be a sugary protein combination back where forms. And uh that's yeah,

31:54 many teams you have to, of . Um but this break off,

32:08 elsewhere, some floors again, find c attached to and continue this

32:14 OK? So um let me kind car you. OK. So we

32:22 , so swim around. This is of these phenomenon called a form

32:29 right? So this is about and is a, the lieutenant is selling

32:38 president. So in um government uh for whos and 700 people they

32:48 you can do whatever, it's not , right? So here it's kind

32:54 a similar thing where it's self density the cell is present, then the

33:00 step and of course, it's all . So here we have it on

33:11 on surface, we have a I call micro colonies. OK?

33:19 it is then of course the recipients me, OK. So uh if

33:26 snow, so oh electricity, chemicals presumably more. So the big on

33:37 surface that's the negative of OK. is a favorable environment. That's why

33:43 and more of settle. We reach threshold where OK, now spirit the

33:51 step. So it's not again of present and of cells means you can

33:58 enough, people say they produce and reach the threshold value where OK.

34:05 . Yeah. So that's uh uh the next step is it. So

34:11 that, so not growing two, began very quickly. OK. And

34:20 um so in this environment, now can become quite complicated cells, they

34:29 on the periphery, right? To a film like out here,

34:35 Versus cells are more interior. So can set up some differences metabolically between

34:42 two types, right? Or maybe ones inside aren't growing as much when

34:47 outside are because they have that's what often see or but you get

34:59 better access to all ourselves, but do see differences and you can see

35:05 . It's a type of t you this in um resistance. And so

35:13 that's a hard time to penetrate plus some types have been in the center

35:18 the spot from the periphery. Uh creates problem. So the final film

35:24 of our performers uh I'm getting he's of the body, the heart

35:40 These are all circuses and easy to on. Um So, so remember

35:47 uh this kind of snake here at the surface there are physical on that

35:53 , right? So the pill I the pas and moves it to its

36:01 and so with it. So that of be jerky movement. Uh You

36:06 that in you? Um let's see . OK. What about five?

36:20 All right, let's switch to end , of course. And so they

36:25 sport. So they all high sports uh across all all. Uh we

36:35 do things like uh local schools like year for element students um are basically

36:46 for um for the world. Uh also have these consists of material similar

36:57 or whatever they're all similar, do of normal, right? So until

37:05 proper conditions are met, they don't uh an an she so you going

37:13 in the water. So I performance viral that the when we put the

37:25 first as a very specific need back it's, it's that way because of

37:34 level of resistance that it can resist , high temp and many other chemical

37:42 . And um they can, they be viable for a law. This

37:47 so weird. Um 250 million year uh bacteria in those more forms you

37:55 that because these are the ones OK. That uh and so actually

38:04 different forms. This is a cell it in those four, this is

38:07 free pre endospore here. OK? And you can see them here as

38:15 . And so that structure here is endospore, the white blob kind of

38:21 the middle of the cell there. so um oftentimes when OK, to

38:37 very, very used to uh she ground water germination you can pop

38:43 right? So, germination means the wars, then they germinate. How

38:50 you grow? So, um so can they to show why the wrong

38:59 . And so the in the sport gave special time, right? With

39:05 two groups as soon as they're right? Um They're, they're differentiated

39:12 the mechanic but 113 are strictly and the president spoke to OK.

39:24 Australia is full of these tech and cetera. OK. GRE to all

39:31 time. Um So this is for most part, pretty benign. Uh

39:36 there are those that sell on soil grow, right? Uh We

39:42 talk more about a certain again. um But, but you see they

39:50 those performance, they have these um retract kind bodies like odds really into

40:00 for so uh so the flow itself one of the things that makes it

40:08 resistant to conditions, one of the that kills living things. Um uh

40:16 going out is the work? So water. Uh if you eat

40:25 , so that water. Yes. to. So, so nice for

40:38 . So they can minimize damage and maintain more favorable four by the

40:46 of four. Um, that's part the process and that is what to

40:54 . Um Now, correlation is not trivial thing is involved in the

41:00 It takes a while. Ok. actually a point where it can

41:05 OK? It reaches a certain you know, it has to kind

41:09 commit to it when it can But usually there's a an all or

41:16 point where the case uh it takes while to do this, right?

41:22 they don't all do the I can to each other, right? When

41:27 look at it in this form, will see a more different class.

41:36 And the other thing about correlation is is it is time car. He

41:45 when they not be uniform and the compartments tend to those cans in terms

41:50 cost that that's the mother cell, floor compartments. I'll show you here

41:59 . So as I mentioned, we at a microscope and this far we

42:04 differently, right? So this um gotten the trigger to publish those forms

42:14 make certain experiences to express that if see the result that those four forming

42:23 , that's more of me. Anything I see that help you your normal

42:31 c you're not, you're not talking those sports, you just kind of

42:35 that is growing, right? Um you can have that so that the

42:43 to the UN. That's why you . So that, then you have

42:49 , it's free, they're not in process they believe now free. So

42:55 proportions of these see was the state the, ok. Well, if

43:03 see, if you don't, that me, OK, this day

43:10 you know, it's, it's gonna some stress in the house all in

43:14 it could be just done by four . I could even see, I

43:21 long and not as much of the , you can get engaged for where

43:28 at even if it's um so and , you know, some are talking

43:36 batch grows and all that, that that's bigger, that's what that

43:44 Um, don't even know this, screw it anyway, just to show

43:48 that you can actually, or as way to need different birds uh because

43:53 will, these species is unique. us what they can be uh

44:02 you see how it pops up Um It can be on one end

44:06 the other terminal, it could be terminal that's near and not happening.

44:12 in the middle fiction of these you'll always see, you see a

44:18 positive this uh it kind of like and there it goes more of his

44:29 . Yeah, they want to move , after themselves. Uh Yeah,

44:38 is from the um so like um , so this is a, you

44:49 consider this a this imagination. So benefit itself is differentiating and multiple.

45:00 gonna be a process to um And the first step is really to copying

45:05 . Uh And we're gonna kind they call uh a, the a

45:14 , it really is straightened out, that. But then uh we have

45:21 compartmentalization. So the smaller one is be the four, that's where the

45:27 port would actually form, right? one is called the mother settlement,

45:33 ? And so that's gonna have, the arrow was basically the mother cell

45:41 produced, it's, it's um and that regular information of the sport,

45:49 ? That's what's going, going over to the force pressure to, to

45:56 the process done because that's why I the, but it will just,

46:05 pop over this team, the only be left with the sport.

46:12 Uh uh So before that happens, indulge that fourth order. So that

46:20 the formation of that very resistant uh . OK. That's how that functions

46:27 double membrane. They see their, they produce cell wall through and they're

46:36 , they see how the DNA of mother cells disintegrate. It's uh is

46:46 away to disintegrate it. And when left with, so this uh diy

46:56 , so you need a chemical uh and, and calcium and the deposit

47:03 this cover and they kind of help uh getting the water out. This

47:11 can help find into the DNA and it. Ok. So real thick

47:17 crude uh these are mixed with programs no, but a small toe was

47:24 within his knees that hot and uh . Uh and it can remain at

47:31 kind of peaceful world. 34 and what you see and last for

47:39 months, years, decades, but uh unbearable conditions in the

47:48 go back to it. OK. uh happy himself. So um there

47:58 something so, you know, great . So starts with copying the DNA

48:12 uh but 44 by four events, eventually then goes away, right?

48:21 our left for the four or becomes member and eventually is, is set

48:30 , basically everything around it, the out for the free. Uh I

48:36 , this is why we have to an auto plane to, to um

48:41 things because that's what we're clear me is uh auto and provide style as

48:49 super and stay under pressure and that we hot steam and penetrate the

48:58 . So, so there are, they can be or are you um

49:16 . Um Yeah, it was uh . So let's go back uh in

49:32 to OK. Listen to this. . OK. Up. Uh and

49:43 more for nation for uh it will triggered in space they make off and

49:52 that's a insurance. And so, actually one of the comments of work

50:06 , we used the sales process and wanted them to go into in those

50:11 because that's how we added it to product and it would save different stages

50:20 percent English wars. They create the and then when they were, when

50:26 was used, they would germinate and do their thing. So, uh

50:30 yeah, it would be. And . OK. So that,

50:40 so that closes out chapter four and last chapter before the test is chapter

50:48 . So. Mhm. All So let's look at this question

50:55 There we go. All right. first, so what we're gonna do

51:01 you um read this? Um So glasses. Oh Yeah,

51:12 Um So let's see, what do remember from talking about DK one,

51:23 ? Uh If you think on their and function is generally, um I

51:31 think uh having gone through, I want to say the P word,

51:38 you know what happened in 2020 It was kind of all the time

51:44 to one way or another on, viruses, at least of certain

51:48 right? Whether we wanted to or . Um So we're gonna go through

51:55 of what the virus is that basic cycle and um more or less kind

52:04 defining it? Ok. So let's here. Which defining is false.

52:16 OK. So very likely most of species on earth have, have a

52:21 that infects. That's, that is . That is probably pretty much

52:26 Ok. Nothing is immune from a . Ok. And you even found

52:33 , viruses that affect other viruses. sounds. Ok. Um,

52:41 um, the genome may be the A. That's true. Their size

52:48 . That's true. Very tiny. All that's true as well. All

52:56 . So uh they're not included within three domains of life. They

53:01 they can infect all three domains of , but they're not themselves, theyre

53:08 set made himself was year to No. In fact, in

53:21 all, all members of all three these domains. Um All right,

53:29 quickly about um the basics, We're talking about this in chapter one

53:34 little bit. So the uh viruses on sale, they were called o

53:44 computer functions. Uh the super tiny the most o uh and inside the

53:53 are. But uh they can, course, cha their own to cha

53:59 own. All right. Um You , they, they pesticides to produce

54:08 own proteins that extends to. But because they two time the

54:19 so they do have some problems but , but they don't uh you can't

54:23 a virus and, or glucose or virus and say grow, it's not

54:27 do that. Ok, um discovered uh so back in the day,

54:39 been uh discovery was like in the and nineties or so. Um And

54:45 course German, the is not stop in German. So we were aware

54:51 mas to talk, uh but we they were ok to deliver the

54:59 So we did the uh tobacco dessert of tobacco farming. Very big game

55:07 still big name. But um this affected the things and these can have

55:15 these uh discoloration and uh no, . I agree. So, so

55:24 was an easy experience. Let's just pro pos, right? Let's take

55:29 disease leaves, right? Crunch them , filter it people, they can

55:35 it through a filter. OK? we'll take F so and two the

55:44 pro disease. So, so that be great part still attract the bacteria

55:56 the disease and they can take that between cells, the white amount of

56:02 to battle with that issue with You do and where 100 times and

56:10 the stuff track on a filter. could never be disease. Let's take

56:22 . That's the thing. Yeah. they saw that I knew they're gonna

56:27 getting some no secret plan and it really until 30 minutes later they actually

56:33 a visual of it. OK. that's the um this one right

56:40 What? Here's a size range there ? Um So super to right electron

56:48 had to develop, see, So um since this time, of

56:58 , uh I talk about cause quantities and the specter of itself.

57:11 um ok, but since that so that, that's the case when

57:18 grew up. Ok, start to the baby grow on the bar,

57:24 ? That's in control. In in various types, um they can

57:29 the operation science. So they yeah, the all time as

57:40 our web affected by natural viruses. , thanks, you guys see.

57:51 Now, uh OK, so they expand pretty wide size range as

58:01 right? So from Supert to Ebola on the large end of the

58:06 and I'll mention this uh next time time after that, the uh viral

58:16 one half uh uh it's pretty So the virus. So uh

58:22 you can take an effect on wes things like that. Uh So

58:27 quite right? So uh let's Let's look here, let's look at

58:33 question. OK. So which of following could not be used as a

58:40 to identify viruses? The two down one. OK. Um If you

59:41 b you are correct. So you , like I said earlier, you

59:51 , I, so uh but certainly can imagine that a CD and E

59:59 be a way to differentiate from viral . OK. So, uh so

60:06 , real quick, the you have properties that sells you um the uh

60:19 host, hence the term in the uh f. Um And so uh

60:26 most basic pro covering surrounding genome of sort and it can be um single

60:34 , double stranded DNA R, That it runs, they're all

60:39 right? Um The 13 code of have very multiple here. Um It

60:52 over, it basically takes over the and uh basically a fire application,

61:01 we will see cops that, that do that immediately, a certain type

61:06 this kind of go out and do . We can, OK? But

61:11 at some point take in a viral cycle. OK. So we see

61:16 of both types of that. Um Let's look at this question,

61:20 we'll go into kind of a, um a generic uh application cycle.

61:28 if you go through it, um all of our facts but I point

61:37 79. Uh So this question, following is not necessarily the requirement replication

61:47 all wild plants. OK? I can tell you that um it's

62:03 f OK, let's see here. . So uh not necessarily a requirement

62:41 application of all viral types. So integration is actually the answer

62:46 OK. But not all viruses do . So we have what are called

62:51 Mitic viruses. Um Those are called pro page of your bacterial virus or

63:02 if you're an animal virus, Full face provirus are the types that

63:08 do that. Why virus? Not cold virus, uh, HIV

63:15 uh, here runs a little different . So we got a few,

63:23 , in certain beings. Absolutely. all that. Yes. Um,

63:32 , for consensus was here to the . That's, that's one of the

63:35 things they get from the host is to do that, uh, reputation

63:41 viral genome. Absolutely. Every That's how you sell the dude.

63:50 , this is true. But then also realized, um it may,

63:56 also made me, yeah, you actually be, you definitely argue that

64:04 may be correct as well. For reason I understand. Well, there

64:14 that, but I think in terms , yeah, because uh parents,

64:27 , they didn't go and the whole both but, but the arts were

64:32 having the need to have. So , I, that we already,

64:40 , the arts that I would say A N A virus. So

64:50 it's a genome learn survival. That's , yeah, that's, that's

64:57 OK. Um All right, let's at a basic viral cycle. So

65:04 you're gonna see here is applicable to virus, but I'm gonna point out

65:10 uh variations and uh yeah, as goes to that silence of other Myers

65:18 so it begins or ends here the . OK. Um You know,

65:27 was sitting on that door hanging over , uh whether it affects you or

65:33 anything you all depends on and AC can recognize the the modules on

65:42 That's what it's about modules on the surface modules on both sub surface that

65:48 , they have that. Um And once again, the host, the

65:53 has to this bears right? With viruses have their own any virus which

66:00 any virus, others very promo um chronic. Um uh of course,

66:08 virus trn a nuclear times, they get, it's not comfortable. Um

66:19 again, the building house, so the cycle here. So we were

66:33 for getting the virus inside. So may be cha so would you see

66:44 or maybe it's just only the that's what you see in that,

66:49 the genome. But um once it come in, you know, at

66:54 point, it's gonna c because you to remember what's coming in here and

67:00 going out, right? So I'm keeping it simple. We have one

67:05 on more than one thing but one continue the end game for that virus

67:12 I wanna take lot of viral. let's in my out. So when

67:22 go there now make all this stuff . What's that from you? So

67:32 but it may not be this it may go back, the virus

67:38 do that. OK. The uh virus does that, which um

67:46 but you, it's in that state a great state, there's not many

67:53 themselves. Just kind of see at point, you will have you a

68:01 and um so basically, so promise factory, you can just say,

68:06 it was uh um so translating right? So you put the post

68:16 arm. Um they, they are good at the center, right?

68:24 we um a with anti virus in cell can be the process of the

68:33 happening. Now, I this is like that for my old, remember

68:41 making stuff to the surface of the last 10. Um, ok.

68:50 you know, and, and all stuff going on the sign post cell

68:57 takes. All right. So the are doing this and happy about it

69:07 this energy is being used to, think about it. So, of

69:13 , it's been so, so, , but, you know, we'll

69:18 cases where the whole cell can kind live along and be viable and still

69:23 making viruses. Ok. But there's where not often. Ok. So

69:32 that different effect on the hook at certain what is going on that.

69:41 , I mean, those rates of , of this supposed to really look

69:46 that there is a right. um, so again, in part

69:54 , right, so, uh, the basic, you know, uh

70:01 very period of viruses that um, this or don't do this,

70:07 But certainly all this process here is same for any viral type. It's

70:13 , it's very right. OK. we're gonna see. Um OK.

70:26 . So it all begins and ends fire in Africa who se for

70:34 Right? So lot of bacteria relates what, well, what you might

70:40 an interaction is going on here what is interaction between these two

70:53 viral post post surface molecules? That ? So we talk about post two

71:04 uh post called to, right? very exciting host specificity versus tissue.

71:17 is that the post first. So can be both of these can be

71:24 Park only once. And so uh is a classic example for ra really

71:36 of the Wow. Yeah, And that's the only the weather,

71:48 very narrow road. OK. Now that to uh and so now as

71:55 look at TSU, so of this is for a but nonetheless,

72:03 so now we're in in Singapore change baby. All right. Now he

72:09 his baby artists have a broad mir . This is better narrow. So

72:18 viral skin is to only invest cells the second most, they all ski

72:27 stuff like that going through the type cells getting close to it. And

72:36 V for example, basically why? you you're effectively old, you have

72:43 a chance of dying but it infects cells over your front, your we

72:52 ourselves um hospitals. And so uh the whole of that also foods uh

73:01 pretty, pretty horrific. So the here is how many different issues within

73:07 house and different hosts in that whole ? Ok. Um So I think

73:18 is a definitely a good uh place stop and we'll figure up next

73:24 folks. Thanks, we'll finish up

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