MICROBIOLOGY SEMINAR TOPICS

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1. Overview of Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry
2. Pathogenesis, epidemiology, biology and prevention and control of Listeria monocytogenes infection
3. Overview of recent cure techniques and vaccine development for HIV/AIDS
4. Molecular mechanisms of antibiotic resistance
5. Candida auris: molecular mechanisms of its antibiotic resistance
6. Importance of probiotics, synbiotics and prebiotics in maintaining the gut flora and health
7. Update on the mechanisms of action of organisms involved in the microbiome of the gut
8. Overview of microorganisms used for the industrial production of antibiotics
9. Entomopathogens and their importance in pest control and food security
10. Genetically modified foods (GMFs) and their significance in ensuring food security
11. Overview of genetically modified organisms (GMOs)
12. Saccharomyces cerevisiae and its significance in the industry
13. The stages involved in beer production
14. Significance Lactobacillus species in the food industry
15. Biology, virulence, pathogenicity, epidemiology and treatment of Vibrio cholerae infection
16. Overview of autoantibodies and autoimmunity
17. Types, structure and importance of antibodies
18. Overview of polyclonal antibodies and monoclonal antibodies
19. Antiretrovirals, their types and clinical applications
20. Co-infection of Schistosoma haematobium and Schistosoma bovis
21. Importance of genomics and proteomics in clinical diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases
22. Clostridium difficile: Biology, pathogenesis, laboratory diagnosis, treatment and control
23. Overview of zika virus infection
24. Overview of Ebola virus infection
25. Overview of Chikungunya virus infection
26. Significance of Helicobacter pylori in ulcerative infections of humans
27. Bacillus thuringiensis, an important bacterium for anti-insecticidal development
28. Propionibacterium acne, and its implication in skin infections
29. Overview of normal mycoflora
30. Overview of normal bacterial flora
31. Otitis media infection and otitis externa infection: causes, laboratory diagnosis, treatment and control
32. Rheumatoid arthritis: causes, laboratory diagnosis, treatment and control
33. Primary lymphoid organ and secondary lymphoid organs: an update on their immunological importance
34. Mycoses: types, causes, laboratory diagnosis, treatment and prevention
35. An update on the microbiology of oral infection
36. Halitosis: causes, treatment and prevention
37. Overview of quorum sensing
38. Overview of biofilm formation in microbes
39. Overview of cerebral malaria
40. Overview of multidrug resistant bacteria
41. Overview of medicinal plants and their importance in novel drug discovery
42. Significance of nanotechnology and nanomedicine in drug discovery
43. Definition and importance of gene therapy techniques in treatment of non-infectious diseases
44. Overview of cell culture techniques
45. Urinary tract infections (UTIs): causes, laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control
46. Overview of lysogenic cycle and lytic cycle of viral replication
47. Overview of Chagas disease
48. Overview of Onchocerciasis
49. Overview of schistosomiasis
50. Importance of DNA microarray technique in infectious diseases diagnosis
51. Overview of the industrial applications and significance of biosurfactants
52. Importance of surfactants in the industry
53. Importance of aseptic technique in the clinical microbiology laboratory
54. Botulism: causes, pathogenicity, laboratory diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control
55. Overview of food intoxication
56. Overview of food poisoning
57. Overview of mycotoxins and their types
58. Aspergillus flavus and its effects in the food industry
59. Importance of chromogenic agar in microbiological analysis
60. Significance of mutagenesis in the industry
61. Overview of Girdiasis
62. Importance of liposomes in pharmaceutical industry
63. Overview of extended spectrum beta lactamases (ESBLs)
64. Overview of metallo beta lactamases (MBLs)
65. Overview of AmpC enzymes
66. Overview of zoonotic infections
67. Overview of nosocomial infections
68. And update on Bioterrorism and Biosurveillance
69. Categories of organisms implicated in bioterrorism and their control
70. Overview of microscopy, types and their individual importance
71. Flagellation types and their importance in pathogenesis and virulence of microbes
72. Paragonimus westermani: vector, pathogenesis, laboratory diagnosis, treatment and prevention
73. Sterilization techniques used in the industries
74. Overview of the biosafety laminar flow cabinet (the hood)
75. Overview of sulphate reducing bacteria (SRB)
76. Evolution of resistance in sulphate reducing bacteria (SRB)
77. Overview of microbially induced corrosion (MIC)
78. Overview of biocorrosion
79. Overview of biocide resistance
80. The future of nanotized drugs in efficient drug delivery, treatment and improved prognosis
81. Overview of hazard analysis and critically control point (HACCP)
82. Overview of bioinformations
83. Introductory bioinformatics
84. Bioinformatics and its importance in medicine
85. Bioinformatics and its significance in disease diagnosis
86. Bioinformatics and its importance in biomedical research
87. Isolation, culture and identification techniques of viruses
88. Overview of disinfectants
89. Overview of antimicrobial agents
90. Overview of plasmids and their importance in molecular biology research
91. Overview of lichens
92. Overview of endophytes
93. Overview of the microbes found in the rhizosphere
94. Lichens and their significance in drug discovery
95. Overview of immunohistochemistry techniques
96. Overview of HIV reservoir cells and sites in the body
97. Pathophysiology of HIV/AIDS infection
98. Overview of the T cell subpopulations
99. Eutrophication: causes, consequences and control
100. Overview of good manufacturing practices (GMPs) and good laboratory practices (GLPs)
101. Importance of Endophytic fungi in drug discovery and Development
102. Significance of secondary metabolites of endophytic fungi in clinical medicine
103. Biology, pathogenesis, Laboratory diagnosis and treatment of Candida auris infection
104. Biology, pathogenesis, Laboratory diagnosis and treatment of Candida albicans infection
105. Biology, pathogenesis, Laboratory diagnosis and treatment of Sporothrix schenckii infection
106. Overview of the importance of Saccharomyces cerevisiae in the food industry
107. Clinical implications of mycotoxins of Aspergillus flavus.
108. Economic and clinical importance of mycotoxins.
109. Biology, pathogenesis, treatment and control and prevention of coronavirus infection.
110. Timeline of COVID-19 outbreak, spread, morbidity and mortality around the globe.
111. Understanding the biological and molecular dynamics of emerging diseases.
112. COVID-19: An emerging pandemic.
113. COVID-19: An emerging viral disease.
114. X-raying the natural host and/or reservoir of the causative agent of COVID-19.
115. Overview of n-coronavirus.
116. Significance of biopreparedness in a changing society.
117. COVID—19, a biothreat or natural infection.
118. Microbiology, pathophysiology, laboratory diagnosis and clinical signs and symptoms of COVID-19.