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Topic 1: Learning Outcome

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After completing this module you will be able to:
Know the history of microbiology
Know the microscopes which are used to observe the microorganisms
Know the most genial minds in microbiology
Know the most important discoveries in microbiology science
Know most used terms and definitions in this science

Know the major fields in medical microbiology

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