Scope of Microbiology, Practical Subject, Microscopic Organisms, Human Affairs, Human Endeavour

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Microbiology Microbiology Introduction Landmarks in the History of Microbiology Discovery of Microscope Discovery of Microbial Life Abiogenesis Versus Biogenesis / Microbes and the Origin of Life Spontaneous Generation Doctrine or Abiogenesis Controversy over Spontaneous Generation End of the Debate Fermentation / A Biological Process - Pasteurization / Heating Destroys Microbes Germ Theory of Disease Koch's Postulates: The Pathogenesity Test Pure Culture Concept and Other Microbial Techniques Robert Koch 1843-1910 The Father of Microbial Techniques Growth of Medical Microbiology Causation of Diseases Bacterial Diseases and Their Discoverer Immunization Surgical Antisepsis Rise of Chemotherapy Growth of Plant Pathology Discovery of Viruses Soil Microbiology Other Important Contributions Development of Microbiology Since 1590-2000 in Chronological Form and Investors

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Scope of Microbiology

Microbiology is a thoroughly practical subject and it included a great deal more than mere description of strange microscopic organisms. Of course, a stud of form, structure, and mode of life of microorganisms appears necessary In order to understand them and to understand the principles of biology, but the subject is concerned principally with the things microorganisms 'do', and with the practical affects of their activities on human affairs.

There is no field of human endeavour, whether it be in industry or in agriculture, or in preparation of food or in connection with problems of shelter or clothing, or in the conservation of human and animal health and the combating of disease, where the microorganisms do not play an important and often a dominant role.

So vast is the accumulated knowledge about the microorganisms and their activities that no single microbiologist can claim to be intimately familiar with all aspects of the subject, nor could the whole microbiology be taught in a single course, or described in a single textbook.

I have tried to accommodate various microorganisms and their significant activities under different chapters in detail, it would be proper to talk here in brief regarding the roles of microorganisms and the respective disciplines of microbiology so that one can have a concise account of the scope of this great branch of science at a glance.

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Scope of Microbiology Microorganisms and Principles of Biology Medical Microbiollogy and Immunology Principles of Soil Microbiology Industrial Microbiology Food Microbiology Milk and Milk Product Microbiology Water Microbiology Sewage Microbiology Air Microbiology Genetic Engineering Microorganisms in Oil Recovery Microorganisms and Energy Microorgnisms and Mining Future Prospects of Microbiology Classification of Microorganisms Basis of Their Body and Nuclear Organization On the Bassis of Organisms Classification On the Basis of Nutrition On the Basis of Oxygen Requirements On the Basis of Temperature Requirements On the Basis of Distrubution On the Basis of Economic Importance On the Basis of Osmotic Conditions Micro-Organisms in Soil / Soil Microflora Micro-Organisms in Water Microbes in Air / Air Microflora Micro-Organisms in Milk / Milk Microflora Important Microbes Present in Milk and Biochemical Changes Micro-organisms in Food / Food Microflora Common Micro-Organisms Responsible for Spoilage of Food Human Body and Microbes / Human Body Microflora