The concept of quality control on pharmaceutical preparations from the
microbial perspective
Germ genetics.
Vaccines in terms of basic immunological concepts and pharmaceutical
formulation.
Compounds related to the immune system are used as therapeutic materials
such as antiserums.
Content outlines
Antimicrobials other than antibiotics
Compounds related to the immune system used as therapeutic substances
Vaccines
Microbial Genetics
Quality control of pharmaceutical preparations from the microbial side
Intended learning outcomes
upon course completion, the student becomes:
Able to identify different types of antimicrobials other than
antibiotics: related terms, their definitions, and how to determine the efficiency
of different antimicrobials.
Familiar with all the methods used to control the quality of different
pharmaceutical preparations from the microbial perspective
Familiar with Microbial Genetics
and its pharmaceutical applications
Familiar with the vaccines: history,
types, manufacturing methods, and uses
Teaching and learning methods
Lectures\ Activites\ Lab classes and reports about specified topics
Methods of assessments
The students' knowledge and performance about the studied topics are assessed throughout the study period. These assessment methods include the following quizzes, discussion sessions, oral exams, and written exams (grand total mark 100%)
Mid-term exam =20%
Practical exam =20%
Oral exams =20%
Final exam =40%
References:
Oberender,
H. (2000). WB Hugo, AD Russell, Pharmaceutical Microbiology, Blackwell Science .
Tortora,
G. J., Funke, B. R., & Case, C. L. (2018). Microbiology: an introduction
(13th edition): Pearson
