
Bismillahirrahmanirrahim

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
This is my first time learning Microbiology. Before this, I
only learn a bit about it in other subjects. When the word ‘Microbiology’
across my mind, I would think about microorganisms such as bacteria, protozoa
and virus. After going to Microbiology class, I think that microbes are pretty
cool, cunning and complex. They are so small that can’t be seen with naked eyes
yet they can be pathogens that can destroy big creatures like humans and even
worst cause death!!
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Thiomargarita namibiensis |
There are a lot of new and incredible things that I learn
about microbes. Before this I wouldn’t know about any freaky weird name they
have or maybe I know some like E. coli, H. pylori and Salmonella
but that is way too common and everyone knows. Now, I know by heart about their
names like Thiomargarita namibiensis, Bacillus thuringiensis and D.
radiodurans. *clicking tongue* Cool huh? Of course, because Microbiology is
not all about E. coli. Interestingly I also learn what is the
significance of their names. D. radiodurans named as that because it is
resistant to radiation. Bacillus anthracis named after the disease they cause,
anthrax.

In the introduction we also learn about the history. History
seems boring but for history of Microbiology I would call it “The Timeline of
Golden”. Just imagine if there were no people that curious enough like Louise
Pasteur in the past. We might not discover microbial world then all humans will
fall for them and they take over the throne of Earth. Alright, let’s not get
too far. My point is, Microbiology is crucial, Sparta!
I have fall in love with microbes.
Sincerely from, Izzah
To my love, all microbes around the world.
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