Microorganisms: A Laboratory Manual

Edition: 3

Copyright: 2018

Pages: 248

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This edition of Microorganisms: A Laboratory Manual has been enhanced through the addition of clear learning objectives for each laboratory experience. All of the experiments have been student-tested and modified whenever necessary. The last few weeks of the course are devoted to the identification of unknowns, where the student gets an opportunity to use what was learned during the semester. The goals of the course are to prepare students for upper division microbiology and molecular biology courses both here and elsewhere, for careers in medical and cytotechnology, nursing, and clinical microbiology, for curricula in medical, dental and veterinary school and to provide broad, general microbiology training for those students for whom this is their only microbiology course.

Laboratory 1—Microscopes 
Laboratory 2—Culture Media 
Laboratory 3—Inoculation of Media; Aseptic Technique 
Laboratory 4—Bacteria: Nomenclature, Colony Morphology 
Laboratory 5—Negative Stain 
Laboratory 6-8—Bacterial Smear, Simple Stain and Gram Stain 
Laboratory 9-10—Endospore Stain and Acid-Fast Stain 
Laboratory 11—Bacterial Population Count 
Laboratory 12—Temperature 
Laboratory 13—Ultraviolet Radiation 
Laboratory 14—Oxygen 
Laboratory 15—pH 
Laboratory 16—Osmolarity 
Laboratory 17—Antiseptics and Disinfectants 
Laboratory 18—Antibiotic Susceptibility 
Laboratory 19—Epidemiology 
Laboratory 20—Fungi, Lichens and Filamentous Bacteria 
Laboratory 21—Cyanobacteria, Algae and Protozoa 
Laboratory 22—Membrane Filtration and Colisure Test 
Laboratory 23—Microbial Interrelationships 
Laboratory 24—Transformation 
Laboratory 25—Conjugation 
Laboratory 26—Bacteriophage 
Laboratory 27-30—Biochemical Tests 
Laboratory 31—Unknown Identification

Roxana Bejarano Hughes
Lee E Hughes

This edition of Microorganisms: A Laboratory Manual has been enhanced through the addition of clear learning objectives for each laboratory experience. All of the experiments have been student-tested and modified whenever necessary. The last few weeks of the course are devoted to the identification of unknowns, where the student gets an opportunity to use what was learned during the semester. The goals of the course are to prepare students for upper division microbiology and molecular biology courses both here and elsewhere, for careers in medical and cytotechnology, nursing, and clinical microbiology, for curricula in medical, dental and veterinary school and to provide broad, general microbiology training for those students for whom this is their only microbiology course.

Laboratory 1—Microscopes 
Laboratory 2—Culture Media 
Laboratory 3—Inoculation of Media; Aseptic Technique 
Laboratory 4—Bacteria: Nomenclature, Colony Morphology 
Laboratory 5—Negative Stain 
Laboratory 6-8—Bacterial Smear, Simple Stain and Gram Stain 
Laboratory 9-10—Endospore Stain and Acid-Fast Stain 
Laboratory 11—Bacterial Population Count 
Laboratory 12—Temperature 
Laboratory 13—Ultraviolet Radiation 
Laboratory 14—Oxygen 
Laboratory 15—pH 
Laboratory 16—Osmolarity 
Laboratory 17—Antiseptics and Disinfectants 
Laboratory 18—Antibiotic Susceptibility 
Laboratory 19—Epidemiology 
Laboratory 20—Fungi, Lichens and Filamentous Bacteria 
Laboratory 21—Cyanobacteria, Algae and Protozoa 
Laboratory 22—Membrane Filtration and Colisure Test 
Laboratory 23—Microbial Interrelationships 
Laboratory 24—Transformation 
Laboratory 25—Conjugation 
Laboratory 26—Bacteriophage 
Laboratory 27-30—Biochemical Tests 
Laboratory 31—Unknown Identification

Roxana Bejarano Hughes
Lee E Hughes