Contents:
Basic Rules and Requirements
1. Pharmaceutical Microbiology and Basic Rules of Laboratory
2. Basic Requirements of Microbiology Laboratory
Instrumentation
3. Microscope
4. Autoclave
5. Incubator
6. Hot Air Oven
7. Laminar Air Flow
8. pH Meter
9. Spectrophotometer
10. Colony Counter
Preparation of Culture Media, Sterilization and Culture Methods
11. Preparation and Sterilization of Media
12. Aseptic Technique and Transfer of Microorganisms
13. Growth Promotion Test of the Medium
14. Preparation of Agar Slants, Stabs and Plates
15. Preservation of Microbial Cultures
Techniques for Isolation of Pure Culture from Mixed Culture
16. Streak Plate Method
17. Pour Plate Method
18. Spread Plate Technique
Staining Techniques of Microorganisms
19. Preparation of a Bacterial Smear
20. Staining
21. Simple Staining
22. Negative Staining
23. Gram Staining
24. Acid-Fast Staining
25. Staining of Fungus by Lactophenol Cotton Blue
Biochemical Tests for Identification of Bacteria
26. IMViC Tests
27. Indole Test
28. Methyl Red and Voges-Proskauer Test (MR-VP Test)
29. Citrate Test
30. Carbohydrate Fermentation Test
31. Starch Hydrolysis Test
32. Gelatin Hydrolysis Test
33. H2S Production Test
Bacterial Motility
34. Wet Mount Method
35. Hanging Drop Method
36. Soft Agar and Agar Deep Tube Methods
Microbial Assay of Antibiotics
37. Microbial Assay of Antibiotics
38. Turbidimetric or Tube Assay Method
Sterility Testing of Pharmaceuticals
39. Sterility Testing of Pharmaceuticals
Environmental Monitoring
40. Environmental Monitoring by Settling Plate Method
Bacterial Analysis of Water
41. Bacterial Examination of Water by Multiple Tube Fermentation
Test
42. Bacteriological Examination of Water by Membrane Filtration
Method
43. Analysis of Water for Total Bacterial Population by Standard
Plate Count
Microbial Taxonomy
44. Fungi
45. Bacteria |