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1. KUVEMPU UNIVERSITY
SAHYADRI SCIENCE COLLEGE
PRESENTED BY:
TEJASHWINI.M.HAVANUR
1st MSc I Sem
Dept of Biotechnology,
Sahyadri Science College,
Shivamogga.
SEMINAR TOPIC ON
‘PHYSICAL METHODS OF STERLIZATION’’
2. CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY
PHYSICAL METHODS OF STERILIZATION
PHYSICAL AGENTS
STERILIZATION BY HEAT
STERILIZATION BY FILTRATION
STERILIZATION BY RADIATION
IMPORTANCE OF STERILIZATION
CONCLUSION
REFERENCE
3. INTRODUCTION
• Cleaning plays an important preparatory role before sterilization or
disinfection by removing soil and other dirt and reducing the
microbial burden ,making sterilization more effective.
• Sterilization is defined as the process by which the surface or medium
is freed of all living micro-organisms either in the vegetative form or
spore state.
5. PHYSICAL METHODS OF STERILIZATION
Physical method of sterilization is the removal of all forms of micro-organisms
by applying moist heat or dry heat or by various methods of filtration to free
the media of microbes.
6. PHYSICAL AGENTS
Sunlight: Sunlight possesses appreciable bactericidal activity and plays an
important role in the spontaneous sterilization that occurs under natural
conditions.
Drying: Moisture is essential for the growth of bacteria. Four-fifths of the weight
of the bacterial cell is due to water. Drying in air has , therefore a deleterious
effect on many bacteria.
Heat: Heat is the most reliable method of sterilization and should be the method
of choice unless contraindicated , materials that may be damaged by heat can be
sterilized at lower temperatures , for longer periods or by repeated cycles.
7. STERLIzATION BY HEAT
HEAT: It is a preferred agent of sterilization for all materials not damaged by it .
1.DRY HEAT: This is the most widely used method of sterilization.
INSTRUMENT: “HOT AIR OVEN”
It is a common sterilizing device where the hot air circulates in an insulated
double walled cabinet heated by electricity and is constructed to withstand a high
temperature.
A holding period of 1600 Celsius,
for 1 hour is used to sterilize
test tubes , conical flasks ,
petriplates.
8. MODE OF ACTION:
• Dry heat kills microorganisms by oxidizing molecules , the essential
cell constituents are destroyed and the organism dies .
• The temperature is maintained for almost an hour to kill the most
difficult of the resistant spores
9. 2.MOIST HEAT:
• Heat or steam obtained by boiling water
produces moist heat at a very high
temperature.
• Moist heat has a higher penetrating
capacity than dry heat while heat
denatures substances such as proteins
by coagulation, with percentage increase
in temperature for coagulation becomes
less.
• INSTRUMENT: “AUTOCLAVE”
10. MODE OF ACTION:
• Moist heat destroys microorganisms by the irreversible coagulation
and denaturation of enzymes and structural proteins
11. STERILISATION BY RADIATION
Radiation may be defined as energy transmitted through space or a material
medium .the source of radiation are particle radiation ,electromagnetic radiation
and acoustic radiation.
Two type of radiation are used for sterilization: –
1.Ionizing Radiation : these have high energy and ionize the target molecule i.e.,
they disturb the ionic configuration.
Ex: Gamma rays (cobalt 60), X-rays.
2.Non-Ionizing Radiation : these are less penetrative and can be controlled and
made unidirectional.
Ex : UV rays.
13. ULTRASONIC methods
Sound waves beyond the audible range are called ultrasonic waves ,sound
waves which are also called acoustic radiation have different frequencies where
high frequency sound waves have microbiocidal properties
Its mode of action is when a high frequency sound waves create gas bubbles in a
liquid system and when the bubbles collapse they create a very high pressure
resulting in the rupture of cell wall ,membranes etc of the cells
(microbes)subjected to sonication .
15. IMPORTANCE OF STERILIZATION
Sterilization is an important process in research development
laboratories.
This process is used in the preparation process of cultures and other
microbiology experiments .
It prevents the contamination of instruments and areas in the
pharmaceutical industries.
It is used to prevent the growth of unwanted microbes in pure
cultures required for research studies so that one microbe is not
mistaken for the other.
16. CONCLUSION
Sterilization is one of the most important technique used to prevent the
microbial contamination.
People have been practiced since last centuries have developed many methods
of sterilization to remove the microbial population which is harmful.
Sterilization have been used many small and large scale industries such as like in
food industries, dairy industries , medical laboratories and pharma.
It is the basic need of every microbiology laboratories where sterilization is a
daily routine process.
17. REFERENCE
Ananthanarayan and Paniker’s “TEXT BOOK OF MICROBIOLOGY”
8th Edition.
Jacquelyn G. Black “MICROBIOLOGY PRINCIPLES AND EXPLORATIONS”
5th Edition.