LAB SCHEDULE FOR MICROBIOLOGY 281
FIRST NOTEBOOK GRADING, SUMMER QUARTER 2005
©David B. Fankhauser, Ph.D.,
Professor of Biology and Chemistry
University of Cincinnati Clermont College,
Batavia OH 45103

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Mount this schedule inside the front cover of your Lab Notebook: 


DATE LAB ACTIVITIES HANDOUTS & PROTOCOLS ILLUSTRATIONS&DATA
W 7/6 Keeping a notebook
Intro to Lab
Microscope care & use
Lab Schedule, Part I
Syllabus Table of Contents
Laboratory Notebook Procedure 
Table of Contents Format Sugg’t’ns
Use of Contact Paper 
Sample First Notebook Gradesheet
Root Beer Protocol
Index to Micro Slides 
Binocular Microscope Use & Care
Using and Evaluating Microscope
Bacterial Morphology
  

Diagram of typical NB page
  
  
  
  

Microscope Illustration

Bacterial morphologies   (3 types at 400x)

F 7/8
 
Bacterial smear and staining
Oil immersion technique
Use of Oil Immersion Objective
Bacteriological Smear & Staining
Buccal Smear 
Bacterial Flora of Teeth
Steps of using oil immersion
Bacterial morphologies 
    (3 types, 1000x)
Bacillus anthracis 
Buccal Smear
Tooth scrapings 
7/11 LAB FIRST TODAY

Prepare a variety of solid media

Commonly Used Micro Media
Microbiological Media Prep
Autoclave Use
Balance weights, beaker tare
Your weights for media prep.
Autoclave: numbers on dials
7/13 Gram stain
Milk Fermenters
Gram Stain Protocol
Milk Fermenters
Bacteriological loop 
Gram stain: yogurt & E. coli
Bacteria in fermented milk
Gram stain of fecal smear
7/15 LAB FIRST

Bacterial growth curve
If time:
   Wet mount
   Sporulating bacteria
   (prepared slides)

Bacterial Growth Curve
Spectrophotometer Use
Graph Construction
3 cycle semi-log graph paper
Prep. of Wet Mount
Bubbler apparatus
Spectrophotometer
Growth Curve Readings
Bact. growth, linear graph
Bact. growth, semi-log graph
Bacterial motility
Sporulating bacteria
M 7/18 Pipetting practice
Serial dilutions
Dilutions Principles 
Sample Problems
Pipetting Practice
Serial Dilutions
Pipette diagram, meniscus
Diagram of serial dil'n tech.
Repipet, settings illustrated 
Graph, A609 vs dye conc.
W 7/20 Sterile technique
Plate Spreading Tech.
Plate Count
(Bring in antiseptic agents for F Lab)
Yeast Plate Count Protocol 
Sterile Technique: 
    Delivery of Liquids by Pipet 
    Spreading Technique
Repipet w/ means to set vol.
Spreader, turntable
A660 of 102 yeast dilution
7/22 Count plates, cal'ns
NOTEBOOKS DUE

Bacterial Features, Prepared Slides
yeast plate count data
Yeast cells
Contaminants of yeast plates
Bacterial Features