<p>Part I: Isolation, screening and culture maintenance<br>1. Isolation of microorganisms<br>2. Screening strategies<br>3. Identification, morphological, biochemical, and genetic characterization of microorganisms<br>4. Microbial activity and productivity enhancement strategies<br>5. Culture maintenance, preservation, and strain improvement</p> <p>Part II: Laboratory techniques and instrumentation<br>6. Biomolecules: Types, homogenization, bead beater, sonication<br>7. Centrifugation: Basic principle, types<br>8. Spectroscopy—Principle, types, and applications<br>9. Protein purification: Basic principles and techniques <br>10. Chromatography: Basic principle, types, and applications<br>11. Electrophoresis: Basic principle, types, and applications</p> <p>Part III: Genomic and proteomic analysis<br>12. DNA, RNA isolation, primer designing, sequence submission, and phylogenetic analysis<br>13. RDT and genetic engineering: Basic of RDT method, PCR, and application<br>14. Protein sequence analysis<br>15. Computational strategies and tools for protein tertiary structure prediction<br>16. Docking strategies <br>17. A beginner’s guide to measuring binding affinity during biomolecular interactions</p> <p>Part IV: Industrially important enzymes<br>18. Enzymes and their significance in the industrial bioprocesses<br>19. Enzyme kinetics: Industrially important enzymes<br>20. Industrial enzymes: Basic information, assay, and applications</p> <p>Part V: Techniques in process development<br>21. Fundamentals of fermentation technology<br>22. Sterilization in bioprocesses<br>23. Scale-up: Lab to commercial scale<br>24. Bioprocess: Control, management, and biosafety issues<br>25. Demonstration and industrial scale-up<br>26. Downstream processing of biotechnology products<br>27. Waste management and environment</p> <p>Part VI: Feasibility, marketing and biobusiness<br>28. Biobusiness opportunities<br>29. Feasibility analysis and business plan<br>30. Patenting, IPR, and regulatory issues<br>31. Commercialization and technology transfers of bioprocess<br>32. Bioproduct marketing strategies</p>