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Week - 1 |
Problems imposed by microorganisms in water treatment systems |
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Week - 2 |
Adventages and disadventages of molecular techniques for microbiota analysis; |
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Week - 3 |
FAME, PCR, 16S / 18S rRNA sequencing; |
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Week - 4 |
phylogenetic analysis and the ecological process relation between phylogenetic information and microbiota |
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Week - 5 |
phylogenetic analysis and the ecological process relation between phylogenetic information and microbiota |
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Week - 6 |
; Profiling complicated microbial populations using DGGE, TTGE, SSCP, RAPD, ADRA, T-RFLP, LH-PCR and RISA; nucleic acid probes |
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Week - 7 |
Profiling complicated microbial populations using DGGE, TTGE, SSCP, RAPD, ADRA, T-RFLP, LH-PCR and RISA; nucleic acid probes |
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Week - 8 |
Profiling complicated microbial populations using DGGE, TTGE, SSCP, RAPD, ADRA, T-RFLP, LH-PCR and RISA; nucleic acid probes |
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Week - 9 |
Profiling complicated microbial populations using DGGE, TTGE, SSCP, RAPD, ADRA, T-RFLP, LH-PCR and RISA; nucleic acid probes |
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Week - 10 |
Pcounting, identification and monitoring of pollutant-degrading bacteria using FISH, MAR and SIP |
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Week - 11 |
counting, identification and monitoring of pollutant-degrading bacteria using FISH, MAR and SIP |
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Week - 12 |
counting, identification and monitoring of pollutant-degrading bacteria using FISH, MAR and SIP |
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Week - 13 |
Environmental engineering applications of omic technologies and post-genomic approaches. |
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Week - 14 |
Environmental engineering applications of omic technologies and post-genomic approaches. |