Microbiology and Virology Practice Guide (Part I)

CONTENTS:

Protocol N1

Introduction to the microbiology laboratory. Device and rules for working with a microscope

Protocol N2

Microscopic observation of bacteria in the native state - fresh microscope slide, "hanging drop" slide, Bury slide

Protocol N3

Microscopic observation of bacteria in the stained state

Simple staining methods - Loeffler's method and Pfeiffer's method

Protocol N4

Microscopic observation of bacteria in the stained state. Complex staining methods - Gram's method, Neisser's method

Protocol N5

Microscopic observation of bacteria in the stained state. Complex staining methods - Zil-Nelsen method and Möller and Peshkov methods

Protocol N6

Microscopic observation of bacteria in the stained state. Complex staining methods - Klett method, Glins method

Protocol N7

Types of food environments. Composition. Preparation and spilling of nutrient media

Protocol N8

Types of clinical materials for microbiological examination - collection, transport and culture

Protocol N9

Technique of inoculation of clinical materials on solid and liquid culture media. Crop reporting. Methods for pure culture isolation. Aerobic and anaerobic methods of culturing bacteria

Protocol N10

Biochemical methods for the identification of bacteria

Protocol N11

Sterilization - methods and apparatus. Preparation of laboratory ware for sterilization. Sterilization control

Protocol N12

Influence of chemical factors on the development of microorganisms. Disinfection. Disinfection control

Protocol N13

Bacteriophages. Isolation of phages from the environment. Phagotyping

Protocol N14

Laboratory determination of the sensitivity of bacteria to antibiotics. Method of serial dilutions for determination of MIC. Antibiogram

Protocol N15

SEMINAR

Application