An OpenSTEM laboratory
school providing you with 18 hours of ‘hands on’ experience with several widely used
molecular and microbiological techniques to investigate bacterial antibiotic
resistance. Techniques will include PCR, qPCR, agarose gel
electrophoresis, bacterial plasmid transformation, micro-pipette handling,
sterile working, serial dilution for bacterial enumeration and analysis of GFP
expression. The laboratory protocols are designed to develop both good
laboratory practice (GLP) and good microbiological practice (GMP).
To gain this badge, you
must have successfully participated in all aspects of practical training/techniques at the OpenSTEM ‘Laboratory skills for biology and health’ Laboratory School (SS022),
and
demonstrated awareness of and working to relevant health and safety guidance.
Earn this Open
University digital badge if you complete this course! The badge can be
displayed, shared and downloaded as a marker of your achievement. The badge is
awarded for successfully completing the laboratory school.
Earn this free Open University digital badge if you complete this course! The badge can be displayed, shared and downloaded as a marker of your achievement.The badge is awarded for completing the course and passing the quizzes.
Course learning outcomes
After studying this course, you should be able to:
Learning outcomes are not appropriate to
this project.