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Viruses Part 1 | Intro to Microbiology Series

Welcome to Learning Biology with Dr. Vanessa! This is Video 8 in my Microbiology Series, where we will continue learning about microbes, this time we begin a two part series on viruses. Viruses are microbes that walk on the edge of life. Are they living or nonliving? In this lesson, we focus on: What is a virus? The discovery of viruses, The general structure of viruses: capsid, genome, nucleocapsid, spike proteins, and capsid shapes, we end with a discussion on Are viruses alive? Stay tuned, in the next video in this series we will discuss Viruses in more detail. Student notes to follow along can be found here: *Wondering why some words are blue in the video? They make it easier to follow along with my guided notes, available above! This series is structured to make complex microbiology concepts clear, approachable, and clinically relevant, without oversimplifying the science. If microbiology has ever felt overwhelming, you’re in the right place. 🔬 This is the eighth video in a full microbiology course-style playlist, so be sure to subscribe to follow along as we dive deeper into the world of microbiology 👉 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss the next lesson in the series. Learning more about your body helps you to become more aware and make better decisions for your health in the future. *Disclaimer: The Dr. in my name is due to the PhD I earned in 2009. I am not a medical doctor. This information is not to be used as a diagnosis or treatment. It is for informational and educational purposes only. I want to increase health literacy in all individuals! If you want to learn more about how your body works, make sure you are subscribed to my channel. Also, turn on your notifications, so that you know when new videos come out! Follow me on FB:   / learningbiologywithdrvanessa   Check out my website for blogs and more info: www.learningbiologywithdrvanessa.com Picture credit: Viral capsid and helical capsid shape https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... Non-enveloped icosahedral virus https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... Enveloped icosahedral virus https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... Viruses and cover and bacteriophage: Deeder Do Designs