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MIC 421B - Microbiological Techniques
| Instructor: |
Dr.
Helen Jost, PhD |
| Office: |
VSM
303 |
| Lab: |
VSM
301 |
| Phone: |
520-621-5996 |
| Fax: |
520-621-6366 |
| E-mail: |
jost@u.arizona.edu |
| Office
hours: |
9:00-11:00am Monday, or call or e-mail for an appointment |
Course
Objectives
This
course emphasizes the methods used to identify human and animal pathogens,
their toxins and antigens. It encompasses methods used in bacteriology,
virology, mycology and immunology. It will be assumed that you know
basic bacteriological methods, including staining, streaking for isolation,
and aseptic technique, such as those learned in MIC285 or MIC205L.
Required Knowledge/Prerequisites
This class is ONLY suitable for students who have already taken General
Biology and General Chemistry (MCB181, ECOL182,
CHEM103A and B) AND MIC205B AND MIC205L (or MIC285). Completion
of MIC328 is also an advantage.
Additional Course Information
This course
uses D2L. If you are a registered student, please log into the D2L
website for complete course information.
Updated
August 13, 2007
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