Techniques of Microbiology: A Laboratory Manual

Edition: 2

Copyright: 2022

Pages: 132

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Techniques of Microorganisms introduces students to methods of culturing microorganisms, staining microorganisms, and identifying bacteria by commonly used techniques. Students will look at the effect of antimicrobial agents on bacteria and be introduced to bacterial genetics, both conjugation and transformation. Each exercise in the laboratory manual is divided into five sections: Introduction, Materials, Procedure, Results, and Questions. 

Welcome to the Microbiology Lab
Rules of the Laboratory 
Emergency Information
Introduction: Principles of Safe Use of Microorganisms in the Laboratory

Exercise
1 Microbes Are Everywhere 
2 Culture of Microorganisms 
3 Bright-Field Microscopy 
4 Microscopic Measurements 
5 Pure Culture Techniques 
6 The Gram Stain
7 Identification of an Unknown Bacterium–Background Information
8 Tests for Unknown One
9 Measurement of Bacterial Cell Number
10 Use of a Micropipettor
11 Identification of an Unknown Enterobacteriaceae
12 Bacteriophage Assay
13 Demonstration and Discussion: Disinfectants and Antiseptics 
14 Demonstration and Discussion: Antibiotics

Deborah Ann Polayes

Techniques of Microorganisms introduces students to methods of culturing microorganisms, staining microorganisms, and identifying bacteria by commonly used techniques. Students will look at the effect of antimicrobial agents on bacteria and be introduced to bacterial genetics, both conjugation and transformation. Each exercise in the laboratory manual is divided into five sections: Introduction, Materials, Procedure, Results, and Questions. 

Welcome to the Microbiology Lab
Rules of the Laboratory 
Emergency Information
Introduction: Principles of Safe Use of Microorganisms in the Laboratory

Exercise
1 Microbes Are Everywhere 
2 Culture of Microorganisms 
3 Bright-Field Microscopy 
4 Microscopic Measurements 
5 Pure Culture Techniques 
6 The Gram Stain
7 Identification of an Unknown Bacterium–Background Information
8 Tests for Unknown One
9 Measurement of Bacterial Cell Number
10 Use of a Micropipettor
11 Identification of an Unknown Enterobacteriaceae
12 Bacteriophage Assay
13 Demonstration and Discussion: Disinfectants and Antiseptics 
14 Demonstration and Discussion: Antibiotics

Deborah Ann Polayes