Biology Lab 2 (Room B+ 405)

It encompasses various devices, tools, and materials crucial for instructing students in many basic and specialized biology skills, including:

1. DNA extraction from animal cells, plants, and bacteria.
2. DNA amplification via PCR.
3. DNA separation through gel electrophoresis.
4. DNA cutting utilizing restriction enzymes.
5. Cloning of genes of interest in modified E. coli.
6. Molecular diagnostic techniques.
7. Safe and effective handling of microbes.
8. Bacterial culture methodologies.
9. Various bacterial staining techniques.
10. Sample testing for the presence of virulent bacteria in food, water, and human samples, employing Community-Based Learning (CBL), an academic form of experiential learning integrating community service with explicit academic objectives and reflective practices.
11. Bacterial cultivation in solid media via streaking and spreading methods.
12. Cultivation in broth with growth measurement and characterization in solid media.
13. Selection of media suitable for cultivating clinical samples such as urine, throat swabs, sputum, CSF, blood, and stool.
14. Biochemical tests including catalase, coagulase, oxidase, sugar fermentation, indole, H2S, urease, and citrate.
15. Isolation and identification of Staphylococcus and Streptococcus.
16. Isolation and identification of Enterobacteriaceae and other Gram-negative bacteria.
17. Antibiotic sensitivity testing.
18. Proper handling of materials and equipment.
19. SDS PAGE technique.
20. Identification of various types of parasites and their anatomical components.