Introduction to Microbiology-微生物学简介.ppt

Pharmaceutical MicrobiologySemester 4 - 2011 John Behan Pharmaceutical Microbiology Course 3 lectures per week: 1 Practical per week (8 x 3hrs) CA – 15% (2 x 7.5% in-class exams) Exam – 50% Practicals – 35% Course Content - Lectures Microbial Spoilage and preservation Microbial ecology Controlled environments – cleanroom technology Quantification and identification of microbes Sterilisation, disinfection and cleaning. Legislative and regulatory requirements Course Content - Practicals Media preparation Environmental monitoring Effect of UV light on microbes Validation of an autoclave Cleanroom qualification and gowning Microbiological analysis of water Microbiological analysis of a pharmaceutical product. Recommended Reading: Microbiology Prescott, Harley and Klein, McGraw Hill Pharmaceutical Microbiology Hugo and Russell, Blackwell Scientific Guide to Good Manufacturing Practices How to get good marks Take notes and revise them The lecture notes are only a summary of what is covered in the lectures. You may also be given extra reading material on which you could be examined. Get text books from library and study! Moodle You will find an introduction to this course on Moodle. All notes for this course will be made available on Moodle. These notes are only summaries. Moodle is not just a dumping ground for notes: There will be plenty of other information posted on Moodle, so log on and use it! The enrolment key for this course is “Sylvia”