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Discovered 1st antibiotic.
Observed Penicillium (fungus) and made penicillin to kill S. aureus |
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Begun Cell Theory
"Looking at cork...described 'boxes'. " |
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Viewed fabric under scope he created, discovered tiny animalcules (microorganisms) |
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Asked where maggots come from?
Experimented with jars of decaying meat. |
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Asked what caused living things appear in decaying broth? Hypothesized spontaneous generation |
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Asked what caused living things appear in decaying broth?Hypothesized microbes in the air. |
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Hypothesized that living organisms arise from preexisting life, or Biogenesis. Created Cell Theory: all living things are composed of cells and come from preexisting cells. |
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Experimented with fermentation; discovered microbes caused fermentation, not air. |
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Father of epidemiology (study of patterns, caises, and effects of health and disease conditions in defined populations |
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Was able to create the first vaccine thanks to Sarah Nelms and a cow |
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Discovered first direct proof that a bacterium causes anthrax; developed 1st experimental steps to determine if a microorganism is involved with a disease. |
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Speculated a magic bullet that could destroy a pathogen without harming the host. Determined chemicals can be used to kill pathogens while being non-toxic to humans (chemotherapy) |
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