history Flashcards

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Pure compounds isolated from plant and animal sources were used by Romans, Egyptians and Phoenicians.

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Dyes

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Dyes, which are pure compounds isolated from plant and animal sources were used by the Romans, Egyptians and phoenicians

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Prehistoric ancient times

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3
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They created alcohol through fermentation of sugars

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Prehistoric ancient times

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4
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Animal fat was converted Into soap

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Prehistoric ancient times

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5
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He postulated the catalytic nature of fermentation, and identified lactic acid as the product of muscle activity

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Berzelius (1837)

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6
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Studied tissues and proposed the unified cell theory

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Matthias Schleiden and Theodor Schwann

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Can be considered as one of the important developments in the biomedical history, since all functions of the body are now considered as the effects of cellular functions.

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Cell theory

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He developed the process of pasteurisation to kill microbes and to prevent spoilage of milk, beer and other food products.

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Louis pasteur (1854-1864)

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9
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He proved that fermentation is caused by microorganisms

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Louis pasteur (1854-1864)

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10
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Through his “germ theory of disease” he was also able to develop vaccines for cholera, anthrax and rabies

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Louis Pasteur (1854-1864)

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11
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He discovered DNA (nuclein)

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Friedrich Mischier (1869)

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12
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Proposed the term”enzyme”

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Wilhelm Kuhne (1877)

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13
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He discovered alcoholic fermentation in cell-free yeast extract

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Buchner (1897)

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14
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He proposed the pathway for fermentation

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Carl Neuberg (1903-1912)

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15
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He first used the term “biochemistry”

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Carl Neuberg (1903-1912)

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16
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He was a polished-born biochemist who proposed the “vitamin hypothesis”, in which the absence of particular substances (in trace amounts) in our diet can cause diseases such as beriberi, pellagra, scurvy and rickets.

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Dr. Casimir Funk (1912)

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He coined the term “vitamins” (vital amines or life amines) as vital factors in our diet

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Dr. Casimir Funk (1912)

18
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He discovered the citric acid cycle/Krebs cycle

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Hans Adolf Krebs (1937)

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The role of ATP in biological systems

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Fritz Lippman (1940)

20
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He discovered the base composition of DNA

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Erwin Chargaff (1950-1953)

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She discovered the molecular sturctur of DNA which is double helix

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Rosalind Franklin

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In 1953, they created the double helix or spiral staircase structure of DNA

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James Watson and Francis Crick

23
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He was the first person convicted of murder through DNA as an evidence. This led to the growth of forensic science.

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Colin Pitchfork (1980s)

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large molecules necessary for life, built from smaller organic molecules.

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Biomolecules/biological macromolecules

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they established through direct chemical analysis that the compounds that are taken into the bloodstream are simple amino acids instead of more complicated ones
Hopkins and Cole
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showed how the breakdown of proteins in the gut results in amino acids, which are eventually transformed into body proteins
Liebig
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showed how the breakdown of proteins in the gut results in amino acids, which are eventually transformed into body proteins
Liebig