ch 1 Flashcards

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1
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microorganisms

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organisms to small to be seen with the naked eye

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2
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germ

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rapidly growing cell

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3
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ways microbes affect our lives

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decompose waste, photosynthesize, industrial chemicals, ferment foods, manufactoring products

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4
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why are latin binomials important

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tells how things are related and used world wide

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5
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how do you write a latin name

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genus capitalizes and specific epithet lowercase, italicized or underlined

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6
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major characteristics- bacteria

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prokaryotes, peptidoglycan cell walls, binary fission

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7
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major char- archea

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prokaryotic, lack peptidoglycan, live in extreme environments, thermophiles

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major char- fungi

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eukaryotes, chitin cell walls, use organic chem for energ, yeasts are unicellular, composed of fillaments called hyphae

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major char- algae

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eukaryotes, cellolose cell walls, photosynthesis

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10
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major char- viruses

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acellular, DNA and RNA core w a protein coat, can only replicate in a host cell

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major char- multicellular animal parasites

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eukaryotes, flatworms and roundworms (helmiths)

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12
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toxonomy- did king philip come only for good sex

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domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species

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13
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3 domains

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bacteria, archaea,eukarya

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14
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4 eukaryotic kingdoms

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protists, fungi, plants, animals

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15
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Hooke

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reported that living things were composed of little boxes-cells

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16
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VanLeeuwenhoek

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father of microbiology, developed first microscope

17
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Virchow

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cells arise from preexisting cells

18
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Pasteur

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microbes responsible for fermentation, spoilage bacteria-using heat to kill microbes

19
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Lister

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used chemical disinfectant to prevent surgical wound infections

20
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Koch

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proved bacteria caused anthrax and provided experimental steps

21
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Jenner

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innoculated against smallpox

22
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Ehrlich

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“magic bullet” that could destroy a pathogen w/o harming the host

23
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Semmelweis

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handwashing

24
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Fleming

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antibiotic penicillin

25
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Identify the importance of Koch’s postulates

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proves a specific microbe causes a specific disease

  1. microorganisms must be found in all affected org but not health org
  2. isolate and grow in pure culture
  3. cause dx when given to healthy
  4. be reisolated from inoculated host
26
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spontaneous generation

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living org arise from non-living matter-“vital force”

27
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biogenesis

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living organisms arise from preexiting life

28
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microbiota good or bad

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good-recycle nutrients, bad-pathogens

29
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4 beneficial act of micro

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detoxify pollutants, insecticides, biofilms, biotechnology foods

30
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emerging infectious disease

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new diseases and diseases increasing in incidence- MRSA, west nile, CJD, HIV