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Shawndouglas: Added category.

2013-10-22T23:15:37Z

Added category.

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RebeccaFein: /* Microbiology */

2013-02-25T21:20:15Z

Microbiology

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	Microbiology is a branch of [[Life sciences\| ~~biology~~]] dealing with the study of microscopic life. The study includes the study of virii, bacteria, fungi, and parasites to name a few. Some of these organisms can cause illnesses in humans, and some are necessary for life to continue, such as the bacteria in the colon which aid in digestion of food.		Microbiology is a branch of [[Life sciences\| Biology]] dealing with the study of microscopic life. The study includes the study of virii, bacteria, fungi, and parasites to name a few. Some of these organisms can cause illnesses in humans, and some are necessary for life to continue, such as the bacteria in the colon which aid in digestion of food.

	'''pathogenic microbes come in two different types. Opportunistic and non-opportunisitic. Opportunisitic ones are found naturally in the body and only become pathogenic when there are too many of them.'''		'''pathogenic microbes come in two different types. Opportunistic and non-opportunisitic. Opportunisitic ones are found naturally in the body and only become pathogenic when there are too many of them.'''

RebeccaFein: /* Microbiology */

2013-02-25T21:19:34Z

Microbiology

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	Microbiology is a branch of [[Life ~~Sciences~~\| biology]] dealing with the study of microscopic life. The study includes the study of virii, bacteria, fungi, and parasites to name a few. Some of these organisms can cause illnesses in humans, and some are necessary for life to continue, such as the bacteria in the colon which aid in digestion of food.		Microbiology is a branch of [[Life sciences\| biology]] dealing with the study of microscopic life. The study includes the study of virii, bacteria, fungi, and parasites to name a few. Some of these organisms can cause illnesses in humans, and some are necessary for life to continue, such as the bacteria in the colon which aid in digestion of food.

	'''pathogenic microbes come in two different types. Opportunistic and non-opportunisitic. Opportunisitic ones are found naturally in the body and only become pathogenic when there are too many of them.'''		'''pathogenic microbes come in two different types. Opportunistic and non-opportunisitic. Opportunisitic ones are found naturally in the body and only become pathogenic when there are too many of them.'''

RebeccaFein: /* Microbiology */

2013-02-25T21:17:21Z

Microbiology

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	Microbiology is a branch of [["Life ~~Science"~~\| biology]] dealing with the study of microscopic life. The study includes the study of virii, bacteria, fungi, and parasites to name a few. Some of these organisms can cause illnesses in humans, and some are necessary for life to continue, such as the bacteria in the colon which aid in digestion of food.		Microbiology is a branch of [[Life Sciences\| biology]] dealing with the study of microscopic life. The study includes the study of virii, bacteria, fungi, and parasites to name a few. Some of these organisms can cause illnesses in humans, and some are necessary for life to continue, such as the bacteria in the colon which aid in digestion of food.

	'''pathogenic microbes come in two different types. Opportunistic and non-opportunisitic. Opportunisitic ones are found naturally in the body and only become pathogenic when there are too many of them.'''		'''pathogenic microbes come in two different types. Opportunistic and non-opportunisitic. Opportunisitic ones are found naturally in the body and only become pathogenic when there are too many of them.'''

RebeccaFein: /* References */

2013-02-24T16:56:40Z

References

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	==References==		==References==
	{{cite web \|url=http://www.cdc.gov \|title=Centers for Disease Control and Prevention \|publisher=U.S. Government \|accessdate=3 February 2013}}~~</pre>~~		{{cite web \|url=http://www.cdc.gov \|title=Centers for Disease Control and Prevention \|publisher=U.S. Government \|accessdate=3 February 2013}}

	{{cite web \|url=http://www.giantmicrobes.com\|title=Giant Microbes \|publisher=Giant Microbes \|accessdate=3 February 2013 }}		{{cite web \|url=http://www.giantmicrobes.com\|title=Giant Microbes \|publisher=Giant Microbes \|accessdate=3 February 2013 }}

RebeccaFein: /* References */

2013-02-24T16:56:18Z

References

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	==References==		==References==
	{{cite web \|url=http://www.cdc.gov\|title=~~CDC website~~ \|publisher=U.S. Government ~~\|author=Unknown \|date=11 March 2002~~ \|accessdate=3 February 2013 }}		{{cite web \|url=http://www.cdc.gov \|title=Centers for Disease Control and Prevention \|publisher=U.S. Government \|accessdate=3 February 2013}}</pre>

	{{cite web \|url=http://www.giantmicrobes.com\|title=Giant Microbes \|publisher=Giant Microbes ~~\|author=Unknown \|date=31 January 2012~~ \|accessdate=3 February 2013 }}		{{cite web \|url=http://www.giantmicrobes.com\|title=Giant Microbes \|publisher=Giant Microbes \|accessdate=3 February 2013 }}

	{{cite web \|url=http://www.limswiki.org/index.php/Life_sciences\|title=Life Science \|publisher=LIMSwiki ~~\|format=PDF \|author=LIMSwiki\|date=30 April 2005~~ \|accessdate=3 February 2013}}		{{cite web \|url=http://www.limswiki.org/index.php/Life_sciences\|title=Life Science \|publisher=LIMSwiki \|accessdate=3 February 2013}}
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RebeccaFein: /* Microbiology */

2013-02-24T16:53:39Z

Microbiology

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	Microbiology is a branch of ~~biology~~ [["Life Science"\| biology]] dealing with the study of microscopic life. The study includes the study of virii, bacteria, fungi, and parasites to name a few. Some of these organisms can cause illnesses in humans, and some are necessary for life to continue, such as the bacteria in the colon which aid in digestion of food.		Microbiology is a branch of [["Life Science"\| biology]] dealing with the study of microscopic life. The study includes the study of virii, bacteria, fungi, and parasites to name a few. Some of these organisms can cause illnesses in humans, and some are necessary for life to continue, such as the bacteria in the colon which aid in digestion of food.

	'''pathogenic microbes come in two different types. Opportunistic and non-opportunisitic. Opportunisitic ones are found naturally in the body and only become pathogenic when there are too many of them.'''		'''pathogenic microbes come in two different types. Opportunistic and non-opportunisitic. Opportunisitic ones are found naturally in the body and only become pathogenic when there are too many of them.'''

RebeccaFein: /* Microbiology */

2013-02-24T16:53:10Z

Microbiology

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	Microbiology is a branch of biology [[~~http://www.limswiki.org/index.php/Life_sciences~~ \| biology]] dealing with the study of microscopic life. The study includes the study of virii, bacteria, fungi, and parasites to name a few. Some of these organisms can cause illnesses in humans, and some are necessary for life to continue, such as the bacteria in the colon which aid in digestion of food.		Microbiology is a branch of biology [["Life Science"\| biology]] dealing with the study of microscopic life. The study includes the study of virii, bacteria, fungi, and parasites to name a few. Some of these organisms can cause illnesses in humans, and some are necessary for life to continue, such as the bacteria in the colon which aid in digestion of food.

	'''pathogenic microbes come in two different types. Opportunistic and non-opportunisitic. Opportunisitic ones are found naturally in the body and only become pathogenic when there are too many of them.'''		'''pathogenic microbes come in two different types. Opportunistic and non-opportunisitic. Opportunisitic ones are found naturally in the body and only become pathogenic when there are too many of them.'''


	''However, non-opportunisitic pathogenic microbes, simply cause disease.''		''However, non-opportunisitic pathogenic microbes, simply cause disease.''

	Some Pathogens include:		Some Pathogens include:
	E-Coli, Staph, and Strep		E-Coli, Staph, and Strep

	You can read more about these pathogens at the [http://www.cdc.gov\| CDC website]		You can read more about these pathogens at the [http://www.cdc.gov CDC website]

Shawndouglas: Reverted edits by Shawndouglas (talk) to last revision by RebeccaFein

2013-02-05T20:16:08Z

Reverted edits by Shawndouglas (talk) to last revision by RebeccaFein

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	{{cite web \|url=http://www.limswiki.org/index.php/Life_sciences\|title=Life Science \|publisher=LIMSwiki \|format=PDF \|author=LIMSwiki\|date=30 April 2005 \|accessdate=3 February 2013}}		{{cite web \|url=http://www.limswiki.org/index.php/Life_sciences\|title=Life Science \|publisher=LIMSwiki \|format=PDF \|author=LIMSwiki\|date=30 April 2005 \|accessdate=3 February 2013}}
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	~~Please update your references. Also, we should talk more about using references inline. We'll explain citations a bit more at a later date.~~

Shawndouglas: Added message,

2013-02-05T20:15:37Z

Added message,

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			Please update your references. Also, we should talk more about using references inline. We'll explain citations a bit more at a later date.