Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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Micro organisms. they are the most ______ and ______ group of organisms

A

populous and diverse

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2
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where are micro organisms found

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everywhere on the planet

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3
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how can microorganisms benefit us

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with production of food, beverages, antibiotics, and vitamins

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4
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what percentage of micro organisms are knwon to cause illness in humans

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less than 1% of known bacterial species

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5
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Antoni Van Leeuwenhoek did what

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began making and using microscopes and examined water and visualized microbes

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6
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Taxonomy def

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a system for naming plants and animals and grouping similar organisms together

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7
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what are the 6 categories

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Bacteria, Archaea, fungi, protozoa, algae, small multicell animals

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8
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eukaryotes

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fungi protozoa algae and small multicell animals

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9
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prokaryotes

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bacteria and archaea

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10
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prokaryotic traits

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no membrane bound nucleus
‘no membrane bound organelles and usually smaller in size

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11
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eukaryotic traites

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yes membrane bound nucleus
yes membrane bound organelles
usually more complex and larger in size

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12
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are bacteria and archaea unicellular or multicellular

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unicellular and lack nuclei

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13
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where are bacteria and archaea found

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anywhere there is enough mositure

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14
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extremophiles

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some archaea that can survive in extreme environments like high salt or high heat

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15
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what cell walls contain peptidoglycan, what does not

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bacteria cell walls do, and archaeal cell walls do not.

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16
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fungi traits

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eukaryotic, yes cell walls, has two forms which are molds (multicelled) and yeasts (unicellular)

17
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protozoa traits

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single celled eukaryotes, similar to animals in nutrient needs and cell structure, some live freely in water, some live in animal hosts

18
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algae traits

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can be unicellular or multicellular, are photosynthetic, produce a majority of earth

19
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parasitic worms traits

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multicellular, and commonly infect intestines

20
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viruses traits

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not cells (acellular, require a host cell to replicate, obligate intercellular parasites, are made of DNA or RNA and a protein coat

21
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Are fungi mc or uc

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molds are mc and yeasts are uc

22
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are protozoa mc or uc

A

are uc

23
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are algae mc or uc

A

they can be either

24
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are parasitic worms mc or uc

A

mc

25
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are viruses mc or uc

A

they are not cells. Acellular

26
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golden age of microbio was when

A

late 1800s and early 1900s

27
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is microbial life spontaneously generated ?

A

no

28
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3 processes to create life

A

asexual, sexual, and non living matter

29
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redis experiments was what

A

the steak in a flask, sealed flask was no maggots

30
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lazzara spallanzanis experiments

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boiled to kill microbes, but once seal was broke then microbes appreared

31
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louis pasteurs experiments

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performed swan necked flask experiments. the air flowed in , but the microbes stayed in the bottom of the swan neck

32
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what casues fermentation ?

A

yeast

33
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what were the ideas of what caused fermentation

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spontaneously, then air, then bacteria, then yeast

34
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pasteurization def

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process of heating liquid just enough to kill most bacteria

35
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Grams stain def

A

the most widely used staining technique,
one of the first steps to identify a bacterium

36
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how can we prevent infection and disease ?

A

hand washing, antiseptic, clean hospitals, spidemiology, vaccines, chemotherapy

37
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