Bugs and Movies: Using Film to Teach Microbiology

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2011
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Abstract
A YouTube channel has been created to watch commented video fragments from famous movies or TV series that can be used to teach microbiology. Although microbes are usually depicted in terms of their roles in causing infectious disease, numerous movies reflect other scientific aspects, such as biotechnological applications or bioethical issues.
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Authors Sánchez, Manuel;
Journal journal of microbiology & biology education
Year 2011
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Education Biology (General) Literature (General) public aspects of medicine education (general) communication. mass media special aspects of education french literature - italian literature - spanish literature - portuguese literature visual arts photography

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