"Monera and Fungi Lab Activities"

Re-enact One of Anton van Leeuwenhoek’s Experiments

Culture Common Gram-Positive and Gram-Negative Bacteria

How Does Changing The Type Of Food Affect Yeast Respiration?

What Environmental Conditions Can Affect Organism Growth?

Is This Epidemic Caused By A New Strain Of Bacteria?

Using penicillin-impregnated discs on two plates, students grow one lawn each of two common, naturally occurring pathogen bacteria.

This interdisciplinary kinesthetic lab has groups of students building their own models of 5 different viruses: tobacco mosaic, mumps, influenza, potato X, and a bacteriophage.

Teach the Importance of Aseptic Techniques

Use the Exact Water-Testing Procedures Used by Health Authorities

Learn How to Identify Bacteria Using Several Different Staining Procedures

Test for the presence of bacteria in your workspace before and after cleaning with this TSA Microbiology Experiment Kit.

Produce High-Titer T-Series Coliphages Without Setting Up an Aeration System

This lab features two experiments that let students determine the resistance of bacteria to tetracycline, an antibiotic. Developed by Edward Alcamo.

Observe a relationship between two organisms that together produce an effect they could not achieve individually.

Students find the answers to such questions as how much bacteria does soap or mouthwash eliminate, and which mouth contains more bacteria — a human or a dog.

First test step in Identifying Pathogenic Staphylococcus.