Jotter -Nur Adillah Binti Mohammad Sabri (E20172019191)



JOTTER LAB 1 -  Lab Safety





JOTTER LAB 2-Instrumentation



1.Calibrating pH meter



2. Micropipette




3. Microscope



JOTTER LAB 3 Titration


JOTTER LAB 4 - Protein Analysis



JOTTER LAB 5-Lipid Analysis


JOTTER LAB 6-Microbiology



JOTTER LAB 7- Plant Physiology



JOTTER LAB 8  -Human Physiology


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