Microbiology (Veterinary bacteriology)

Microbiology is the study of microscopic organisms, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, archaea, and protozoa.
In this section, you can get information about how to culture and see micro-organisms. These procedures are helpful when a physician wants to know the nature and type of causative agent of a particular disease.

 Microbiology is the study of microscopic organisms, such as bacteria, viruses, archaea, fungi, and protozoa.
Bacteriology is the study of bacteria.

  
In this section, you can get the information about


  1. General rules and regulations.
  2. Equipements and laboratory materials used in microbiology.
  3. Use of Autoclave: Sterilization by moist heat.
  4. Use of hot air oven-dry heat sterilization.
  5. Culture media
  6. Preparation of the culture media.
  7. Preparation of Bacterial Smear.
  8. Simple staining.
  9. Negative staining.
  10. Gram Staining.
  11. Capsule staining.
  12. Acid-fast Staining.
  13. Flagellar staining
  14. Spore Staining
  15. Examination of bacterial motility
  16. Cultivation of fungi
  17. Identification of filamentous fungi 
  18. Slide culture technique of fungi
  19. Cultivation of molds on the solid surface
  20. Mycological staining 
  21. Microbiological tests for Bacterial classification or identification


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