Preparation of a bacterial smear for staining
Welcome to our suite of NUI Galway Microbiology teaching videos. We hope that they will guide you in performing your experiments in a scientific and safe manner. This video details how to perform a bacterial smear. This is a critical part of any bacterial staining technique. The smear is heat fixed to ensure the bacterial cells stick to the microscope slide and to kill cells on the slide.
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Simple bacterial staining technique
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Lab 4 - Bacterial Smears and Simple Staining
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The Bacterial Smear
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Four Quadrant Streak procedure - How to properly streak a Petri plate for isolated colonies
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Serial dilution of bacterial culture
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Gram Staining
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Ziehl-Neelsen Acid-Fast Stain
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Streak Plate Technique for The Isolation of Pure Culture_A Complete Procedure (Microbiology)
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How to prepare the perfect Gram stain - Gram staining procedure
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How to Heat Fix a Bacterial Smear - Techniques Demonstration
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Bacterial characteristics - Gram staining | Cells | MCAT | Khan Academy
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How to Prepare a Bacterial Smear for Gram Stain
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Aseptic Technique
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Gram stain
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Preparation of a smear and Gram staining
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The Negative Stain Technique
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