Advanced Microbial Physiology-561 MBIO

Advanced Microbial Physiology is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the metabolic pathways and regulatory mechanisms involved in microbial growth and survival. The course covers topics such as microbial culture, biochemical assays, and molecular biology methods. Students will also learn about the ecological roles of microorganisms in various environments and the interrelationships between microbial populations. The course will focus on developing skills in using specialized instruments, equipment, and techniques in microbial physiology research. Students will design and conduct independent research projects in microbial physiology, utilizing modern technologies and effectively integrating and utilizing data analysis tools. Students will be expected to exhibit ethical integrity and promote the importance of sustainability in microbial physiology research. They will also develop skills in leading and mentoring others in a supportive and inclusive environment, ensuring safe laboratory practices and openly sharing research findings with diverse communities.