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Golden Age of Microbiology Flashcards

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1665

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Hooke, 1st observation of cells

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Leeuwenhoek

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1673, 1st observation of live micro

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Nomenclature of organisms

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1735, Linnaeus

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1798, Jenner

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1st vaxx

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Bassi

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Silkworm fungus, 1835

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Childbirth fever

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1840, Semmelweis

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1853

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DeBary, Fungal Plant Disease

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Pasteur

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1857-1861, Fermentation and Pasteurization

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1867, Lister

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Aseptic surgery

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Koch

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1876, Germ theory of disease

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1879

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Nesseir, Nesseira Gonnorhoea

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Koch, Finley

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1881, Pure cultures, Yellow fever

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1882

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Koch/ Myobacterium Tuberculosis, Hess/Solid agar media

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Koch, Metchnikoff

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1883, 1884 Vibrio cholorea, Phagocytosis

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Gram staining procedure, Escherchia coli (travelers diarrhea)

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1884, Gram, Escherich

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1887, Petri

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Petri dish

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Kitasato

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1889, Clostridium tetani (Tetanus)

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Von Bering, Erlich

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1890, Diptheria toxin (corynebacterium dipthheriate) / Theory of immunity

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1898

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Shiga, shiga toxin (shigellosis, bascillary dysentry)

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1908, Erlich

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Syphillis

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Trypanosoma cruzi (American trypanosomiasis)

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1910, Chagas

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1911, Rous

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Tumor causing virus

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1928

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Fleming, Chain, Florey, Penicillin

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Lancefield

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1934, Streptococcal antigens

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Bacterial conjugation

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1946, Ladeberg/Tatum

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Watson, crick

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1953, DNA Structure

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1959, Jacob/Monod

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Protein synthesis regulation

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1962

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Edelman, Porter / Antibodies

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Epstein, Achong, Barr

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1964, Epstein-barr (infectious mononucleosis)

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Genetic engineering

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1973/ Berg, Boyer, Cohen

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1975/ Dulbecco, Temin, Baltimore

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Reverse Transcriptase

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Woese

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1978, Archae

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1981

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Marguilis, origin of eukaryotic cell

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Structure of tobacco mosaic virus

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1982, Klug

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1983, Mcclintock

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Transporons (Segment of DNA)

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Prions (proteins- fold abnormally to brain)

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1997, Prusiner

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