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Microbiologie Générale

Ce cours de Microbiologie Générale constitue une introduction aux microorganismes et à leurs rôles dans la nature, l'industrie et la santé. Il couvre les fondements de la microbiologie à travers une approche à la fois historique, théorique et appliquée.

Les thèmes abordés incluent :

  • L’histoire de la microbiologie et les grandes découvertes (Leeuwenhoek, Pasteur, Koch…),

  • Les différences fondamentales entre cellules procaryotes et eucaryotes,

  • La classification et la systématique bactérienne,

  • La nutrition, les milieux de culture et les besoins microbiens,

  • La croissance bactérienne et les facteurs physico-chimiques qui l’influencent.

L’objectif principal est de permettre aux étudiants de :

  • Comprendre la diversité microbienne et ses implications,

  • Maîtriser les bases nécessaires à l’étude des microorganismes en laboratoire,

  • Se préparer aux applications en biotechnologie, agroalimentaire, santé et environnement.