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Chapter 1 Notes Microbe Characterization |
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Bacteria Fungi Protozoa Algae Viruses |
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Ch. 1 Notes Bacteria Characterization |
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- no nucleus - cell wall peptidoglycan |
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Ch. 1 Notes Fungi characterization |
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- non motile - absorb nutrients - cell wall chitin |
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Ch. 1 Notes Protozoa Characterization |
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- motile ( in at least 1 developmental stage) - ingest, absorb, or phagocytosis nutrients - no cell wall Eg- amoeba, paramecium |
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Ch. 1 Notes Algae characterization |
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- photosynthetic - some motile - cell wall cellulose |
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- only living thing not to be based on cell structure Eg- no cell membrane, no ribosomes |
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Ch.1 Notes Multi cellular organisms |
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- first to develop vaccine. 1860 |
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First to develop vaccine 1796 |
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Swan necked flask 1861 disproved spontaneous generation by showing microbes cannot grow that had been heat treated yet still exposed to air |
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- some are vectors of human disease: ticks, lice, fleas, flies, mosquitos |
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roundworms e.g. pinworms flatworms e.g. tape worms |
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- DISPROVED SPONTANEOUS GENERATION FOR MAGGOTS |
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CH.1 Q ANTON VAN LEUWENHOEK |
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- FIRST TO DISCOVER MICROBES |
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- PROKARYOTES THAT LACK PEPTIDOGLYCAN WALLS - EXTREME HALOPHILES, THERMOPHILES |
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CH. 1 EUKARYA CONSISTS OF FOUR DIFFERENT CLASSICATIONS |
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ANIMAL- MULTICELLULAR, INGEST NUTRIENTS, NO CELL WALL PLANTAE- MULTICELLULAR, PHOTOSYNTHETIC, CELL WALL CELLULOSE FUNGI- MULTICELLULAR (MUSHROOM, MOLDS) CELL WALL CHITIN, INGEST NUTRIENTS, UNICELLULAR (YEAST) PROTISTS MULTICELLUAR (SLIME MOLDS, ALGAE)CELL WALL CELLULOSE; UNICELLULAR (AMOEBA, PARAMECIUM) NO CELL WALL |
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- STUDY OF HOST'S DEFENSES TO FOREIGN AGENTS |
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- STUDY OF THE TRANSMISSION OF DISEASES |
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CH.1 MICROBES AND NITROGEN FIXATION |
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- MICROBES CAN FIX NITROGEN |
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- GENUS AND THEN SPECIES E.G.- STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS |
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- CLAIMED THAT MICROBES COULD RISE OUT OF HEAT. - DID EXPERIMENT, CORN BROTH HEATED, POURED IN COVERED FLASKS |
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CH. 1 LAZARRO SPALLANZANI |
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- REPEATED NEEDHAM'S EXPERIMENTS, CLAIMED THAT NEEDHAM'S RESULTS WERE BECAUSE MICROBES IN AIR ENTERED HIS BROTH |
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CH.1 THEORY OF BIOGENESIS |
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- ALL CURRENTLY LIVING THINGS ARE DERIVED FROM PRE-EXISTING LIVING THINGS |
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- KOCH'S POSTULATES - LINKED MICROBE TO DISEASE |
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CH.1 HOW DID THE IDEA OF SPONTANEOUS GENERATION COME ABOUT? |
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PEOPLE CAME TO BELIEVE THAT LIVING ORGANISMS ARISE FROM NOLIVING MATTER BECAUSE THEY WOULD SEE FLIES COMING OUT OF MANURE AND MAGGOTS COMING OUT OF DEAD ANIMALS, AND SEE MICROBES APPEAR IN LIQUIDS AFTER A DAY OR TWO |
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- STUDIES BIODEGRADATION OF TOXIC WASTES |
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- STUDIES THE SYMPTOMS OF AID |
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STUDIES BIODEGRADATION OF TOXIC WASTES |
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YEAST SOLD FOR MAKING BREAD, WINE, AND BEER |
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THE DNA RESULTING WHEN GENES OF TWO DIFFERENT ORGANISM ARE MIXED |
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IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT BACTERIA ARE ESSENTIAL FOR THE EXISTENCE OF LIFE ON EARTH. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WOULD BE THE ESSENTIAL FUNCTION PERFORMED BY BACTERIA? |
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A. CONTROL INSECT POPULATIONS B. DIRECTLY PROVIDE FOOD FOR HUMANS C. DECOMPOSE ORGANIC MATERIAL AND RECYCLE ELEMENTS D. CAUSE DISEASE E. PRODUCE HUMAN HORMONES SUCH AS INSULIN
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E.COLI WAS THE FIRST DISEASE-CAUSING BACTERIUM IDENTIFIED BY KOCH |
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LIST AT LEAST THREE SUPERMARKET PRODUCTS MADE BY MICROBES? |
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BREAD, YOGURT, PICKLES, OLIVES, WINE, BEER, SAUERKRAUT, CHOCOLATE, VANILLA, TABISCO, SOY SAUCE, MISO, SAUSAGES |
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REASONS FOR IDENTIFYING NEW DISEASES OR REEMERGING DISEASES |
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POOR USE OF ANTIBIOTICS, DISRUPTION OF ENVIRONMENT, MOVING CLOSER TO OTHER ENVIRONMENTS, POPULATION DISRUPTIONS |
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FEATURE OF LIGHT THAT DESCRIBES THE DISTANCE. TWO SUCCESSIVE WAVES |
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ABILITY TO DISCERN AS SEPARATE OBJECTS TWO THINGS, SET CLOSE TOGETHER |
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FEATURE OF LIGHT THAT DESCRIBES ITS PATH CHANGE AS IT MOVES FROM MEDIUM TO ANOTHER |
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THE NUMBER OF TIMES LARGER AN IMAGE IS COMPARED TO THE OBJECT |
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COMPOUND LIGHT MICROSCOPE |
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USED TO REDUCE REFRACTION FROM SPECIMEN. THIS RETAINS THE GREATER ANGLE OF LIGHT PASSING THROUGH SPECIMEN |
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