MICROBES IN HUMAN WELFARE & INDUSTRIES Lecture:1 Pallavi Mohite Asst. Prof. DCA DEFINITION Living organism (such as bacteria, fungi, viruses) too small to be seen with naked eye but visible under a microscope. DERIVATION OF MICROBES Greek words: Micros Small + Organismo Organism s FATHER OF MICROBIOLOGY Anton van leeuwenhoek Discovered microbes in 1675 Devised first microscope Micro organisms Bacteria Fungi Virus Microscopic plants (Green algae) Microscopic animals (Rotifers & Planarians) ...
Department of Botany Open Course offered to students of other Department SEMESTER II Course Subject Points Credits Hrs./Wk. BOOCT2.1 Plants in human welfare 100 4 4 EVALUATION SCHEME - THEORY Internal Assessment (20) + Term End Examination (80) TEE: 80 points Theoretical course BOOCT2.1 Plants in human welfare TEE points: 80 Classes/ Semester: 80 1. Know your plants (12) 2. Exploitation of microbes (8) 3. Mushrooms – their uses and cultivation (8) 4. Environmental clean-up by plants (8) 5. Stress in plants (8) 6. Genetically modified crops (8) 7. Exploitation of plant resources (8) 8. Conservation of ...
– Abstract Analysis Title Comparative Analysis of the Intestinal Bacterial and RNA Viral Communities from Sentinel Birds Placed on Selected Broiler Chicken Farms Background There is a great deal of interest in characterizing the complex microbial communities in the poultry gut, and in understanding the effects of these dynamic communities on poultry performance, disease status, animal welfare, and microbes with human health significance. Investigations characterizing the poultry enteric virome$ have identified novel poultry viruses, but the roles these viruses play in disease and performance problems have yet to be fully characterized@. Aim of the study The complex bacterial community present ...
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