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Biology Interview Question:
What are some common laboratory techniques?
Submitted by: AdministratorDuring the course of these laboratory sessions, you will be expected to become proficient in the performance of the following laboratory techniques:
1) Isolation of pure bacterial colonies
2) Gram stain
Development of competency in these techniques requires that you also know how to:
1) Flame a loop
2) Streak a plate for isolated colonies
3) Use a light microscope.
Each person is responsible for his microscope and is expected to clean the oil immersion lens at the end of each lab in which it is used. First-year students share these microscopes and, as you may remember, do not appreciate having to clean the microscope before it can be used.
Submitted by: Administrator
1) Isolation of pure bacterial colonies
2) Gram stain
Development of competency in these techniques requires that you also know how to:
1) Flame a loop
2) Streak a plate for isolated colonies
3) Use a light microscope.
Each person is responsible for his microscope and is expected to clean the oil immersion lens at the end of each lab in which it is used. First-year students share these microscopes and, as you may remember, do not appreciate having to clean the microscope before it can be used.
Submitted by: Administrator
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