In microbiology one of the fast-qualitative methods for the isolation of pure culture is streak plate method. Although there is a number of streaking method but the most common method is quadrant streak method.
Sub culturing is the method of transferring microorganisms from one growth container to another, thereby offering them with fresh supply of nutrients either in a solid or a liquid medium.
Hemocytometer is used exclusively for counting the number of cells in a liquid medium. So the objective of this method is to count the number of microorganisms by using hemocytometer.
Fungus are a group of eukaryotic protists that basically lacks chlorophyll. Depending upon various species the fungus have various morphological features.
Spread plate method is a process of isolation and enumeration of bacteria and other microorganisms from a mixed culture. It helps in measuring the quantity of bacteria present in the solution
Isolation and identification of bacteria is a very important process in every microbiological lab. It involves various techniques that helps in isolating two different unknown bacteria.
Some bacteria posses the capability to hydrolyze lipids to glycerol and fatty acids and are called lipolytic bacteria. Oxidase test is performed to identify bacteria who can produce cytochrome C oxidase enzyme
Hanging drop method is a process of observing the motility in bacteria and is a wet mount method. The method is used in dark illumination and gives a very clarified view of the microbial motility
Sterility testing of all pharmaceutical product is done to expose the presence of any feasible forms of bacteria, fungus or yeasts. Therefore, all pharmaceutical products are marked sterile only after
Antibiotic susceptibility testing is one of the monotonous processes in all microbiology laboratory. Antibiotics are the substances produced by microorganisms that can kill or inhibit the growth of another organism.
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