chap 1 Flashcards
study of microbes
microbiology
extremely small living and certain non-living entities
microbes
they are said to be ubiquitous
microbes
two types of microbes
cellular and acellular
living microbes
cellular
prokaryotes are what type of microbe
cellular
eukaryotes are what type of microbe?
cellular
give examples of cellular microbes
fungi, bacteria, virus, algae, protozoa, archaea
non living microbes
acellular
are prokaryotes unicellular or multicellular?
unicellular
are eukaryotes unicellular or multicellular?
multicellular
infectuous particles
acellular microbes
give examples of acellular microbes
viroids, HIV/AIDS virus, prions
microbes that causes disease
Pathogens
give examples of pathogens
virus, algae, bacteria, protozoa, fungi
microbes that do not cause disease
non pathogens
microbes that live on and in the human body
indigenous microflora
microbes that do not cause disease but have the potential
opportunistic pathogens
decomposers
saprophytes
capable of decomposing industrial wastes
bioremediation
microbe that lives in the intestinal tract
e. coli bacteria
what do e. coli bacteria produce and how does it help the body?
produces vit. K and B1
aids in digestion
produced by a microbe that kills or inhibits the growth of other microbes
antibiotic
a gene/genes from one organism to another through insertion
genetic engineering
two major types of diseases caused by pathogens
infectious diseases
microbial intoxication
colonizes a body
infectious disease
pathogen that causes a disease
infectious disease
produces a toxin in vitro
microbial intoxication
the toxin causes a disease when ingested
microbial intoxication
first two microorganisms on earth
archaea
cyanobacteria
earliest known infectious diseases
pestilence
bubonic plague
syphilis
pioneers in the science of microbiology
anton van leeuwenhoek
louis pasteur
robert koch
father of microbiology
anton van leeuwenhoek
simple single lens microscope
anton van leeuwenhoek
animalcules
anton van leeuwenhoek
two types of animalcules
bacteria and protozoa
french chemist
louis pasteur
fermentation products
louis pasteur
pasteurization process
louis pasteur
discovered anaerobes
louis pasteur
exists without oxygen
anaerobes
developed vaccines
louis pasteur
german physician
robert koch
germ theory of disease
robert koch
bacillus anthracis produces spores
robert koch
developed fixing, staining, and cultivating bacteria
robert koch
koch’s postulates
robert koch
involves the study of pathogens
medical microbiology
nitrogen fixation
nitrogen goes through soil,
bacteria fixes nitrogen,
dumi from bacteriw will become pataba,
nitrogen returns to surface