Patna: The Department of Microbiology at Patna Women’s College recently conducted a comprehensive two-day workshop on Tuesday and Wednesday, focusing on the theme of “Genetic Transformation of Pseudomonas sp.” The workshop catered to students enrolled in B.Sc. Microbiology Honours semester IV and semester VI.
The workshop delved into the intricacies of genetic transformation within Pseudomonas sp., with a particular emphasis on the procedures involved in creating competent cells, transforming these cells with plasmid DNA, and calculating transformation efficiency. Attendees gained insights into the significance of genetic transformation in the realms of biotechnology and genetic engineering.
Under the diligent supervision of Dr. Jaya Philip, Head of the Department of Microbiology, alongside assistant professors Dr. Niti Yashvardhini and Dr. Swetnisha, the workshop provided an enriching and hands-on learning experience for participating students. It offered them an opportunity to conduct experiments, thereby bolstering their understanding and laboratory proficiency.
Dr. Jaya Philip, in her concluding remarks, expressed satisfaction with the workshop’s outcomes and its contribution to students’ academic and practical development. The event culminated on a high note with photography sessions capturing memorable moments.
The workshop at Patna Women’s College underscores the institution’s commitment to fostering scientific inquiry and nurturing the next generation of skilled professionals in the field of microbiology.
