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Chemical Sterilization

At present , many chemical agents that have the potential to kill or inhibit microbes . Research and discovery of new chemical ...
Spore stain

Some Gram-positive bacteria produce endospores which are highly resistant to heating and a variety of chemicals. These spores ar...
Gram Stain

This is the most important stain in bacteriology and is so central to identification that it should be practised until the operator ...
Physically sterilization

This method is used to sterilize equipment / material that resists heat, pressure or radiation. Sterilization can be done by: a. Dry heat Dr...
A General Model for Biofilm Development

Biofilm formation is a developmental process in which bacteria undergo a regulated lifestyle switch from a nomadic unicellular state ...

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