Applied Environmental Microbiology

Overview

Syllabus 12

1. Unit 1
   • Introduction I
   • Introduction II
   • Cell Structure I
   • Cell Structure II
   • Central Dogma I
2. Unit 2
   • Central Dogma II
   • Microbial Energetics I
   • Microbial Energetics II
   • Microbial Energetics III
   • Microbial Energetics IV
3. Unit 3
   • Microbial Metabolism I
   • Microbial Metabolism II
   • Functional Diversity of Bacteria I
   • Functional Diversity of Bacteria II
   • Functional Diversity of Bacteria III
4. Unit 4
   • Microbial Ecosystem I
   • Microbial Ecosystem II
   • Microbial Ecosystem III
   • Microbial Ecosystem IV
   • Microbial Ecosystem V
5. Unit 5
   • Environmental Genomics I
   • Environmental Genomics II
   • Environmental Genomics III
   • Environmental Genomics IV
   • Environmental Genomics V
6. Unit 6
   • Microbial Symbiosis I
   • Microbial Symbiosis II
   • Virus I
   • Virus II
   • Applied Environmental Microbiology
7. Unit 7
   • Techniques in Environmental Microbiology I
   • Techniques in Environmental Microbiology II
   • Bioremediation I
   • Bioremediation II
   • Bioremediation III
8. Unit 8
   • Wastewater Microbiology I
   • Wastewater Microbiology II
   • Built Microbiology
   • Exposomes I
   • Exposomes II
9. Unit 9
   • Drinking Water Microbiology I
   • Drinking Water Microbiology II
   • Drinking Water Microbiology III
   • Drinking Water Microbiology IV
   • Drinking Water Microbiology V
10. Unit 10
    • Solid Waste Microbiology I
    • Solid Waste Microbiology II
    • Solid Waste Microbiology III
    • Antimicrobial Resistance I
    • Antimicrobial Resistance II
11. Unit 11
    • Epidemiology I
    • Epidemiology II
    • Biosensors I
    • Biosensors II
    • Biosensors III
12. Unit 12
    • Bioinformatics I
    • Bioinformatics II
    • Bioinformatics III
    • Bioinformatics IV
    • Bioinformatics V

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Taught by

• Prof. Gargi SinghIIT Roorkee