History of Microbiology Flashcards

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Which event came first?
A) Koch demonstrates that a bacterium, Anthrax, can cause disease.
B) Fizeau measures the velocity of light.

A

B

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Which event came first?
A) Avery demonstrates that DNA carries genetic information.
B) World War II begins.

A

B

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Which event came first?
A) Watson and Crick describe DNA double Helix.
B) First hydrogen bomb exploded.

A

B

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Which event came first?
A) Lyme disease discovered.
B) Neil Armstrong walks on moon.

A

B

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Who first described microorganisms such as bacteria?		
	A)	Louis Pasteur		
	B)	Robert Koch		
	C)	Fannie Hesse	
	D)	Anton von Leeuwenhoek
A

D

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Who first developed the process of colony purification on solid media?		
	A)	Louis Pasteur	
	B)	Robert Koch	
	C)	Fannie Hesse		
	D)	Anton von Leeuwenhoek
A

B

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What was the first successful solid medium for colony purification of bacteria?		
	A)	Agar	
	B)	Potato
	C)	Gelatin		
	D)	Meat
A

B

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Who first suggested using the thickening agent most commonly used for colony purification today?		
	A)	Louis Pasteur		
	B)	Robert Koch	
	C)	Fannie Hesse		
	D)	Richard Petri
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C

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The most important innovation (new idea) in Pasteur’s ‘swan neck flask’ experiments was:
A) a glass barrier prevented contamination.
B) heating media prevented microbial growth.
C) fresh air could directly contact the medium.
D) the experimenter could look for contamination without disturbing the experiment.

A

C

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