Radio programme on “Antibiotics” and “Antibiotic Resistance”- on SLBC There will be a discussion on “Antibiotics” and “Antibiotic Resistance” Dr. Kushlani Jayatilleke- on Monday the 1st June and on 8th June 2015 at 6.30 pmon 97.4 FM and 97.6 FM frequencies – Sri Lanka Broadcasting…
Courtesy – Sunday times , April 26th 2015
ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS SRI LANKA COLLEGE OF MICROBIOLOGISTS 12th AUGUST 2015 | SRI LANKA FOUNDATION, COLOMBO 7 Pre-Congress Workshop Food Microbiology Time Topic Resource Person 8.30 am – 12.30 pm Pre-Congress Workshop on Food Microbiology 8.30 – 9.00 Registration 9.00 –…
12 – 14 AUGUST 2015 | SRI LANKA FOUNDATION , COLOMBO 7 ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS SRI LANKA COLLEGE OF MICROBIOLOGISTS Neglected Tropical Diseases in Sri Lanka : Towards elimination
Mycoplasma genitalium (MG) is an emerging cause of sexually transmitted infections (STI), but is an understudied pathogen. MG is a motile flask shaped bacterium which lacks a peptidoglycan cell wall.
I came from Wuhan of Hubei Really not knowing about my genealogy I travelled from Wuhan to Washington Really not knowing about my speed I met many in the US, UK and Europe Really not knowing about my vigour I went…
Loop mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) is a novel technique first developed in the year 2000 by Notomi et al and further improved by Nagamine et al.1,2 The simplicity of the procedure belies the complex chemical and molecular processes that are involved in the reaction. A detailed explanation of the mechanism is beyond the scope of this article, but very briefly, it involves six primers targeting eight different areas of the target sequence, which are amplified by a DNA polymerase under isothermal (usually 60-65oC) conditions.
By Nilakshi Samaranayake MBBS, Dip Med Micro, PhD Senior Lecturer in Parasitology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo Toxoplasmosis is caused by an obligate intracellular protozoan parasite, Toxoplasma gondii. It is a typical zoonotic infection with cats and other larger felids as primary hosts and…
Dr. Claribelle Ivy de Fonseka was a dedicated teacher of Microbiology who spent nearly forty years as a teacher of Medical Microbiology in Universities in Sri Lanka and abroad.
The Sri Lanka College of Microbiologists proudly announce the launch of the revised edition of the Hospital Infection Control manual on 27th Feb 2021
Prof. Nadira Karunaweera Dr. Geethika Patabendige Dr. Rohini Wadanamby Dr. N. Shirani Chandrasiri Dr. Madhumanee Abeywardena Dr. Nilakshi Samaranayake Dr. Sumudu Suranadee Prof. Neluka Fernando Prof. Ajith Nagahawatte Dr. Deepika Priyanthi Dr. Dushani Jayawardhana Dr. Dhananja Namalie Dr. Rothitha Muthugla…
Dear Colleagues, It is my honor to serve as the SLCM’s president for the year 2020/2021. I write with pleasure to welcome you to the coming year ahead. I hope to work closely with the enthusiastic group of Council members and the SLCM office staff…
The 30th Annual Scientific Sessions of the Sri Lanka College of microbiologists is scheduled to be held from 25th to 27th of August 2021. The Annual Bulletin of the Sri Lanka College of Microbiologists will be published to coincide with the sessions. The aims of…
