any good micro sites?

Well, I just finished microbiology and this site was very useful. There is also a microbe wikopedia. But, there really aren't very many good sites. Your textbooks website will probably be a very valuable tool. (Or at least mine mine was).

Hope this helps :) Good luck!

Just finished micro. I didn't find a lot of good sites. By the end when I had specific questions I just typed key words into google or yahoo and looked over the results (e.g. Serratia AND "Esculin-Iron Agar").

We were very lucky in that our professor loves micro and really loves teaching, so we could send him an e-mail question, even on Sunday afternoon, and we usually had a reply within an hour.

Good luck. If you have a good prof, use him! I found micro hard work, but really interesting.

www. mhhe.com/nester4 was the website attached to the book I used. You don't need a username or anything like that. It has flashcards, quizes, interactive type stuff, etc. It was a good review for my exams. Good luck!

www. mhhe.com/nester4 was the website attached to the book I used. You don't need a username or anything like that. It has flashcards, quizes, interactive type stuff, etc. It was a good review for my exams. Good luck!

I can't get anyone's links to work... ?

I could never find any good micro sites.

This one is one of the better websites.

Click on the link below and good luck.

Taxonomy Index - MicrobeWiki

Hope it works

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i'll be starting micro jan. 2nd & i'm trying to get a bit of a head start. does anyone know of any micro sites that can't be left unseen?!

thanks!:santa3:

ya i was looking at my colleges website and they have listed on an instructors site (not mine) she gives a boat load of links. here is her site.

sujatha v pamula i hope i can post it like that leagally it is under the instructors name scroll down you will see many micro links.

You can Adopt a Microbe at:

Adopt A Microbe

This is a good one:

Bugs in the News! - What the Heck Is??

The specific site is http://mhhe.com/nester4. I'm also told there is

ClassWare: from the latest book edition. I just tried to log on and it worked so I'm not sure why you weren't able to pull it up.