Microbiology 562 - Environmental Biotechnology

Traditional and molecular methods strategically applied to problems related to microbial biotechnology and environmental microbiology. Ranges from the diversity of microbial life to biodegradation. Seven general areas emphasized: 1) Statistical sampling and site characterization, 2) biomass determination, 3) enrichment techniques, 4) microbial activity measurements, 5) single cell detection in situ, 6) sequence and phylogenetic analysis followed by probe design, and 7) other modern techniques of environmental microbiology.

Microbio majors only PreReq:MICROBIO 310&312 w/B- Microbiology Majors Only. Course will open to all majors on April 16.
Additional lab fees are associated with this section.