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Dec 07, 2024
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Fall 2017 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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BI 213 - Laboratory for BI 212 Credit Hours: 2
Two 2-hour periods of laboratory include microscopic technique, isolation, cultivation and experimental applications of microbiology.
Course Outcomes Upon completion of the course the student will be able to:
- microscope: Demonstrate the proper care and usage of the microscope including oil immersion;
- laboratory study of algae: Demonstrate methods of cultivation for algae;
- protozoa: Recognize free living protozoa and parasitic protozoa from prepared slides and living materials;
- microscopic study of microbes: Identify specimens from nature (water, soil, etc.), including yeast and molds;
- cultivation of bacteria and other microorganisms: Perform pure culture isolation using streak plate and pour plate techniques and analyze broth and agar cultures;
- bacteriological staining methods: Perform a simple stain, gram stain, and spore stain;
- enzymatic reactions of microorganisms: Demonstrate the enzymatic reactions associated with carbohydrates, proteins lipids, and amino acids. Perform procedures isolating respiratory enzymes; and
- isolation and identification of bacterial cultures: Perform techniques using differential plating and selective plating.
Concurrent Registration: BI 212 F (C, N, S)
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