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Endospore | Sporogenesis | Location & Size | Germination | Sterilization

In this video, we explain endospores in microbiology in a clear and easy way. You will learn what is an endospore, how endospores are formed, and why endospores are important for bacterial survival. This lecture covers sporulation (sporogenesis) step by step, including DNA replication, septum formation, forespore development, cortex and spore coat formation, dehydration, maturation, and release of the endospore. Endospores are highly resistant structures formed by bacteria like Bacillus and Clostridium. This video explains endospore structure, endospore location and size, endospore sterilization, advantages of endospores, and difference between vegetative cell and endospore. Perfect for students preparing for board exams, MDCAT, FSC, BSc, MSc, nursing, and microbiology exams. If you are confused about sporulation vs germination, endospore resistance to heat, chemicals, and radiation, or why endospores are not reproductive structures, this video will clear all your concepts. Watch till the end to strengthen your basic microbiology concepts with real exam-oriented explanations. Topics covered: What is endospore Endospore formation steps Sporogenesis in bacteria Structure of endospore Advantages of endospore Examples of endospore-forming bacteria Endospore vs vegetative cell Endospore resistance Endospore in microbiology #Endospore #Sporogenesis #Microbiology #BacterialEndospore #MicrobiologyLecture #Bacillus #Clostridium #FScBiology #MDCAT #BSMicrobiology #BiologyStudents #ExamPreparation