Progress in clinical diagnostic virology for virus identification has been remarkable. Traditional techniques for virus isolation have been refined, and new alternative methods have been developed. This module will discuss ...

Study of parasitology covers eucaryotic parasites which encompasses protozoa (unicellular animals) and helminths (worms) and ectoparasites (arthropods). This module only focus on the introduction of eucaryotic parasites ...

Virus is the science zombie. They cannot reproduce by themselves and depend solely on their hosts for everything. In this module, we will discuss some important aspects of viruses that are known to infect humans including ...

HIV has cause tremendous suffering, loss of life and disruption of family, social and economic abilities worldwide. In this module, we will discuss the strategies involved in the antiretroviral therapies.

Aseptic techniques are very important in plant tissue culture, as tissue culture aims at in vitro propagation of desired plant materials, which should be free from contamination of any microorganism.

Technology Enabled Learning (TEL) pertains to the application of innovations in technology to conventional pedagogical approaches which extend beyond the traditional Face to Face (F2F) approach. Adoption of TEL can be ...

The lecture was presented at the seminar conducted by the Sabah Biodiversity Center on 25th January 2018 and focuses on the discovery of fluorescent proteins from the corals of Sabah.

Biological agents can be classified according to the tyoe of organism such as viruses, bacteria or fungi, as well as according to the World Health Organization (WHO) risk group. Understand of the concept of risk groups is ...