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9780763712358

Laboraatory Fundamentals of Microbiology

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    9780763712358

  • ISBN10:

    0763712353

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-08-01
  • Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Pub
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Summary

State Univ. of New York, Farmingdale. Textbook and workbook for introductory laboratory courses in microbiology. Designed for use with the author's Fundamentals of Microbiology, 6th ed., c2001. Thirty lab exercises provide basic training in handling microorganisms while exploring microbial properties and uses. Wire-spiral binding with three-hole punched, perforated pages.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
An Important Message About Safety ix
The Compound Microscope
1(8)
Preparation of a Bacterial Smear and the Simple Stain Technique
9(8)
Preparation of a Bacterial Smear
10(2)
The Simple Stain Technique
12(5)
The Negative Stain Technique
17(6)
The Gram Stain Technique
23(8)
Bacterial Structures
31(10)
Spore Stain Technique
31(2)
Capsule Stain Technique
33(2)
Bacterial Motility
35(6)
Pure Culture Techniques
41(10)
Streak Plate Technique
41(3)
Pour Plate Technique
44(7)
Bacterial Culture Characteristics
51(6)
Biochemical Characteristics of Bacteria
57(16)
Fermentation of Carbohydrates
57(1)
Digestion of Starch
58(2)
Catalase Production
60(1)
DNA Digestion
61(1)
Hydrogen Sulfide Production
62(1)
Indole Production
63(1)
Urea Digestion
64(1)
Lipid Digestion
65(1)
Casein Digestion
66(7)
Identification of a Bacterial Unknown
73(8)
Induced and Spontaneous Mutations in Bacteria
81(8)
Mutagenic Effect of Ultraviolet Light
81(2)
Gradient Plate Technique
83(6)
Fungi, Protozoa, and Multicellular Parasites
89(12)
Fungi (Molds and Yeast)
89(5)
Protozoa and Multicellular Parasites
94(7)
Viruses
101(10)
Constructing a Virus
101(1)
The Effect of Bacteriophages on Bacteria
102(2)
Plaque Formation
104(1)
Identification of Bacteriophages from Sewage
105(6)
Agglutination Techniques
111(10)
Slide Agglutination
111(1)
Tube Agglutination
112(2)
Hemagglutination
114(2)
Blood Smear
116(5)
A Simulated Epidemic
121(8)
Microbial Transmission via Formites
121(2)
A Microbial Hunt
123(2)
Transmission of Microorganisms Through Toilet Paper
125(4)
The Genus Mycobacterium
129(8)
Colonial and Cellular Morphology
129(1)
Acid-Fast Stain Technique
130(2)
Cold Acid-Fast Stain Technique
132(5)
The Genus Streptococcus
137(6)
Streptococci from the Upper Respiratory Tract
137(2)
Streptococci from the Oral Cavity
139(4)
The Genus Neisseria
143(4)
The Genus Staphylococcus
147(6)
Isolation of Staphylococci
147(1)
Coagulase Activity
148(1)
Other Properties of Staphylococci
148(5)
The Enteric Bacteria
153(12)
Isolation of Enteric Bacteria
153(1)
Differentiation of Enteric Bacteria on TSI Agar
154(2)
The IMViC Series
156(1)
Rapid Identification of Enteric Bacteria
157(8)
The Genus Bacillus
165(4)
The Genus Clostridium
169(6)
The Genus Lactobacillus
175(6)
Isolation of Lactobacilli
175(1)
Caries Susceptibility Test
176(5)
The Effect of Physical Agents on Bacteria
181(12)
Heat
181(2)
Ultraviolet Light
183(2)
Drying
185(1)
Other Physical Agents
186(7)
The Effect of Chemical Agents on Bacteria
193(14)
Antiseptics and Disinfectants
193(2)
Metals
195(1)
Other Chemical Substances
196(1)
Effect of Lysozyme on Bacteria
196(2)
Disinfection of Drinking Water
198(9)
Evaluation of Disinfectants and Antiseptics
207(10)
Effectiveness of Disinfectants on Inanimate Objects
207(1)
Effectiveness of Disinfectants and Hand Washing on the Skin Surface
208(1)
Mouthwashes and Oral Bacteria
209(1)
The Phenol Coefficient
210(7)
The Effect of Antibiotics on Bacteria
217(10)
Microbiology of Foods
227(14)
Food Preservation with Salt and Garlic
227(1)
Standard Plate Count of Food Products
228(3)
Fermentation of Sauerkraut
231(1)
Fermentation of Wine and Beer
232(9)
Microbiology of Milk and Dairy Products
241(14)
Standard Plate Count of Milk
241(2)
Coliform Plate Count of Milk
243(1)
Methylene Blue Reduction Test
244(1)
Preparation of Cheese
245(1)
Preparation of Yogurt
246(1)
The Natural Flora of Milk
247(8)
Microbiology of Water
255(12)
Presumptive Test by the MPN Method
255(1)
Confirmed Test
256(2)
Completed Test
258(1)
Membrane Filter Technique
259(1)
Preparation of a Biofilm by Two Methods
260(7)
Microbiology of Soil
267(18)
Isolation of Rhizobium from Legume Roots
267(1)
Ammonification by Soil Microorganisms
268(1)
Isolation of Streptomyces from Soil
269(1)
Antibiotic Production by Streptomyces
269(2)
Plate Count of Soil Bacteria
271(1)
Microbial Ecology in the Soil-The Winogradsky Column
271(2)
Recycling of Carbon in Food
273(2)
Recycling of Carbon in Cloth
275(1)
Recycling of Carbon in Leaves
276(9)
Appendix A Principles of Laboratory Safety 285(4)
Appendix B Investigations in Microbiology 289(2)
Appendix C To the Instructor: A Laboratory Program in Microbiology 291(7)
Appendix D Laboratory Media, Cultures, and Special Materials 298(2)
Appendix E Preparation of Stains and Diagnostic Reagents 300(2)
Appendix F Using Enterotube II 302(3)
Index 305

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