Intro and Microscopy/ Staining Flashcards
Micro Final
Antoni van Leeuwenhoek
made and used simple microscopes, recognized microorganisms
Carolus Linnaeus
developed Taxonomy: classification
Louis Pasteur
Spontaneous generation did not occur
germ theory, fermentation
3 ways to get rid or microorganisms: filter, heat, expose to chemicals
Robert Koch
originated use of petri dish and using agar
link certain organisms with disease
Christian Gram
developed gram stain
Ignaz Semmelweis
noticed death rates were higher in maternity wards staffed by med students than by midwives
Joseph Lister
father of modern asepsis
Florence Nightingale
cleanliness in nursing and public health
John Snow
public hygiene and infection control
Edward Jenner
immunology, made incisions with cowpox to prevent smallpox
Paul Ehrlich
differential staining of blood cells
chemotherapy, defined cell types
Taxonomy
hierarchical scheme for the classification, identification, and nomenclature of organisms
Taxa
categories organisms are grouped into based on features
Prokaryotes vs. Eukaryotes
P: bacteria, archaea
E: Fungi, protozoa, algae
Viruses
Acellular, cannot reproduce, cannot make ATP, must take over host