P1 (LEC) Flashcards

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the study of certain non-living organisms- the study of microbes

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microbiology

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2
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also called infectious particles that contains viruses and prions

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acellular microbes

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3
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disease causing microorganisms

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pathogens

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4
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microbes that colonize and inhabits our bodies

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opportunistic pathogens

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5
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an organism that lives on dead or decaying body organic matter

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saprophyte

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6
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genetically engineered microbes capable of decomposing industrial waste

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bioremediation

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7
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the study of the relationship between microbes and environment

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microbial ecology

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8
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a pathogen that colonizes a person’s body

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infectious disease

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9
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a pathogen produces a toxin in vitro

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microbial intoxication

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10
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first microbes on earth

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archaea and cyanobacteria

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11
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diseases that have been around for a really long time

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TB syphilis parasitic worms’ schistosomiasis and dracunculiasis

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12
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occurred in Egypt in 3180 BC and first recorded epidemic

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pestilence (plague)

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13
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occur in 1900 BC near end of trojan war and army experience epidemic

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bubonic plague

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14
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was discovered in a tomb in thebe’s at Egypt at 1500 BC

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Ebers’s papyrus (epidemic fever)

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15
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occurred in Rome in 790, 710, and 640 BC
occurred in Greek around 430 BC

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epidemic of plague

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16
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disease carried by native Americans

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syphilis

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17
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father of microbiology and is known for creating the single lens microscope

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Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

18
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what do you call the various tiny living creature of Leeuwenhoek

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animalcules

19
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abiogenesis (theory of spontaneous generation)

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life can arise spontaneously from non-living things

20
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biogenesis

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life arises from pre-existing life

21
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A German scientist that notes the theory of biogenesis does not speculate on the origin of life

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Rudolf Virchow

22
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He discovers alcoholic fermentation, developed pasteurization, discover the theory that specific microbes can cause specific infectious disease, and developed vaccines to prevent chicken cholera, anthrax, swine erysipelas

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Louis Pasteur

23
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A German physician that contributes to the germ theory disease and become known as Kochs postulates. He developed fixing, staining. and photographing bacteria

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Robert Koch

24
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scientist who studies microbes

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microbiologist

25
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who specialize in the study of structure, function, and activities of bacteria

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bacteriologist

26
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who studies various types of algae

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phycologist

27
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who studies the protozoa and their activities

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protozoologist

28
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who specializes in the study of fungi

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mycologist

29
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fundamental unit of any living organisms

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cell

30
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all the chemical reactions that occur within a cell

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metabolism

31
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type of cells that includes bacteria and archaea

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prokaryotic cells

32
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cells that contain true nucleus and many membranes bound organelles

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eukaryotic cell

33
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the study of function and structure of cell

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cytology

34
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it is a mosaic composed of large molecules of proteins contents of the cell

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cell membrane

35
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controls the function of the entire cell and can be called as the “command center”

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nucleus

36
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gelatinous based material in the nucleus

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nucleoplasm

37
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a semifluid, gelatinous nutrient matrix

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cytoplasm

38
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highly convoluted system of membrane

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endoplasmic reticulum

39
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communicates with the ER

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golgi complex

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