An educational laboratory that introduces students to the fundamentals of microbiology, methods of handling bacterial samples, staining, microscopic examination, and bacterial culture in accordance with laboratory safety standards.
The laboratory includes light microscopes, a centrifuge for blood samples, a sensitive electronic balance, an autoclave for sterilization, a Pasteur oven, in addition to a refrigerator and freezer for preserving culture media and laboratory materials.
Used to observe and identify bacteria under the microscope after staining.
Used to separate blood components and study the different elements found in serum.
Used for preparing culture media and sterilization, and considered essential for ensuring laboratory safety.
Used to sterilize the instruments required for laboratory work and to prepare a safer working environment.
Used to preserve culture media, bacterial samples, and laboratory materials.
Used to determine accurate weights when preparing culture media and growth media.
The Microbiology Laboratory prepares students to understand the safe handling of bacterial samples and to connect theoretical concepts with essential laboratory applications in medical sciences and dentistry.
It was established in 2007 and includes six colleges:
