The Advanced Microbiology is a 33 module course on advanced microbiology, which will equip the students with certain advanced aspects of basic microbiological techniques that include detailed classification of viruses, yeast and fungi. Production of antibiotics and their effect on the normal and pathogenic microflora of human body. Certain beneficial aspects of soil bacteria in increasing the soil fertility are also considered here. The most attractive feature of this module is that there are 15 modules of practical microbiology, which include preparation of culture media for different microbes, handling of different organisms, sterilization techniques, and isolation of microbes from nature, biomass measurement, and antibiotic sensitivity of microbes. Successful completion of this module will enable a student to perform practical hands on basic microbiological techniques that can be quite handy whenever he or she joins any research laboratory or even in industry.
The 33 modules of this course will be delivered over a period of 9 weeks roughly covering the working days of a semester. For the first 7 weeks, 4 modules will be uploaded and a time slot will be reserved for live interaction with the students. During the last 2 weeks, 3 + 2 modules will be uploaded.
Course Status : | Completed |
Course Type : | Core |
Language for course content : | English |
Duration : | 12 weeks |
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Credit Points : | 4 |
Level : | Undergraduate |
Start Date : | 04 Jul 2022 |
End Date : | 30 Sep 2022 |
Enrollment Ends : | 15 Sep 2022 |
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Dr. Arup Kumar Mitra has a teaching experience of 24 years teaching Microbiology, Botany and Environmental Science. He is an associate Professor and founder Head of the P.G. Department of Microbiology, St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata. He is a Ph.D in Botany from Calcutta University. Recipient of National Merit Scholarship from Govt. of India. He has post -doctoral research experience from South Bank University, London. He is a Fellow of Indian Botanical Society and the International Society for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources. He has more than 30 books in Biological Science, Environmental Science and Microbiology and has published more than 70 papers in referred National and International Journals. He has completed five research projects sponsored by UGC, DST. Five students are presently working under him for their Ph.D degrees in the P.G .Department of Microbiology. He has been a resource person in different National and International seminars in India and abroad. He has been the co-ordinator in the UGC sponsored programme for developing e-resources in Microbiology.
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