Top and Best Books for Microbiology

Top and Best Books for Microbiology

In this article we will discuss about the Top and Best Books for Microbiology. Best Microbiology Textbook for B.Sc and M.Sc Students. There are 14 core subject of Microbiology. Introduction to Microbiology and Microbial Diversity Bacteriology Biochemistry Virology Microbial Physiology and Metabolism Cell Biology Molecular Biology Microbial Genetics Environmental Microbiology Food and Dairy Microbiology Industrial … Read more

MacConkey Agar – Composition, Uses, Colony Characteristics

MacConkey Agar Composition, Uses, Colony Characteristics

MacConkey Agar is a selective and differentiated culture medium widely used to isolate of Gram-negative enteric bacteria.
It is selective since it allows for the growth of gram-negative bacteria , and differentiating the bacteria that are gram-negative based on their metabolic process of lactose.

KOH Test (Potassium hydroxide test) Principle, Procedure, Results, Uses

KOH Test (Potassium hydroxide test) Principle, Procedure, Results, Uses

A KOH pre-test is a quick, non-invasive procedure to diagnose fungal infections that affect the nails or skin.
The cells are collected from the affected region and put on a slide using an acid composed of potassium hydroxide. They are looked at under a microscope in order to determine if there are evidence of the presence of a mold.

Arneth Count for Neutrophils – Principle, Procedure.

Arneth Count for Neutrophils: Principle, Procedure and Clinical Significance

The Arneth Count determines the percentage distribution of various types of neutrophils based on their nuclear lobes. It isn’t used often in modern medicine. Joseph Arneth divided neutrophils into five types. Stage Nuclear lobes Diagram Normal Range Stage 1 (N1) Nucleus is unilobed.The nucleus is C or U shaped. 2-5% Stage 2 (N2) Nucleus is … Read more

Bacterial toxin: Definition, Types, Example.

Bacterial toxin: Definition, Types, Example.

When a microorganism starts to synthesize toxin, they are called microbial toxins, such as bacteria and fungi. There are few bacteria that can produce the most potent natural toxins such as Botulinum neurotoxins. However, the bacterial toxin has some medical importance that is why they are used in medical science and research. What Is Toxin? … Read more

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