Ch. 1 Flashcards

1
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Beneficial Roles of Microbes (6)

A
  1. Bread making (fermentation)
  2. Nitrogen fixation in soil most important for plant growth
  3. Decomposers of sewage/garbage
  4. Help in digestion (lives in intestine)
  5. Recombinant DNA Technology- makes high quality but cheap drugs for medical uses.
  6. Bioremediation - bacteria can eat oil and poop
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2
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E. Coli in gut also produces ________ in which we use

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Vit B and Vit K

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3
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Name two products made using Recombinant DNA technology.

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Insulin and Human growth hormone

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4
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Define Pathogens

A

organisms responsible for causing disease

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5
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Who discovered the simple “one lens” microscope - like a magnifying glass

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Anton van Leeuwenhoek - 1674

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6
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Who discovered the compound (two lens) microscope

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Robert Hooke - 1665

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7
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Person responsible for “cell theory” Sliced through cork to discover tiny “boxes”

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Rober Hooke

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8
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Biogenesis Theory

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Life only arises from preexisting life

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9
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Who proposed the Biogenesis Theory?

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Dr. Robert Virchow

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10
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When was the Spontaneous Generation theory dominant?

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1600’s to mid 1800

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11
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What theory states- Life could spontaneously arise from non-living matter? Evidence- spoilage of meat and generation of maggots

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Spontaneous Generation Theory

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12
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Father of Microbiology - Proved Biogenesis Theory.

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Louis Pasteur in 1861

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13
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Pasteur concluded two things

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  1. microorganisms can be found in the air

2. heat can kill microorganisms

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14
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Golden Age of Microbiology (time frame)

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1857-1914

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15
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Method that proves conclusively the role of microorganisms in causation of disease

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Koch’s Postulates

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16
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Anthrax is caused by_________

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Bacillum anthracis

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17
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He proved that microorganisms can cause disease “Germ Theory of Disease”

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Robert Koch (German physician)

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18
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Yeast converts sugar into alcohol without air. This process is called ___________.

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Fermentation

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19
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Heat it up enough to kill bacteria to prevent spoiling. This process is called _________.

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Pasteurization

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20
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During the Golden Age of Microbiology, Louis Pasteur is credited with two major concepts

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Fermentation and Pasteurization

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21
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Surgeon who first began using aseptic surgery using phenol

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Joseph Lister - 1867

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22
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Person credited with the first vaccination - Small Pox

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Edward Jenner (milk maid, infection with cox pox prevents small pox)

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23
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Protection from disease provided by vaccination is called

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Immunity

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24
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An organism disease causing potential is called

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Virulence

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25
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Treatment of disease using chemical substances is referred to as

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Chemotherapy

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26
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Father of modern chemotherapy “Magic Bullet”

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Paul Ehrlich

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27
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Salvarsan (contained arsenic) treats _______

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Syphilis

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28
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Quinine treats_______

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Malaria

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29
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Chemicals produced naturally by bacteria and fungi are called ______

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Antibiotics

30
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Penicillin was the first antibiotic accidentally discovered by

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Alexander Flemming - 1928

31
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Penicillium notatum (fungus) produces

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Penicillium

32
Q

The science which studies bacteria

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Bacteriology

33
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The science which studies fungi and yeasts

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Mycology

34
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The science which deals or studies with protozoa and helminths (large worms)

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Parasitology

35
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Malaria, Gairdia, an Cryptosponic are examples of

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Protozoa

36
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The science that studies viruses

A

Virology

37
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Viruses can only be seen by using what type of microscope?

A

Electron Microscope

38
Q

HIV, influenza, herpes are examples of ________ viruses.

Plant or animal?

A

animal

39
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Genetic Engineering originated from _____ and ______

A

Microbial genetics and molecular biology

40
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How microorganisms inherit genes or traits ( location of genes)

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Microbial genetics

41
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Studies how genetic information is carried in molecules of DNA and how DNA directs synthesis of proteins.

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Molecular biology

42
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Insulin and Human Growth Hormone are products of

A

Recombinant DNA Technology

43
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Binomial nomenclature (organisms are given two names) founded by _________

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Carlos Linnaeus

44
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First name in binomial nomenclature is the general name

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Genus name (it is always capital)

45
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Second name in binomial nomenclature is the specific epithet

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Species (not capitalized)

46
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rod shape, causes Anthrax

A

Bacillus anthracis

47
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grape like structure, cream or yellow colonies

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Staphylococcus aureus

48
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Eschirichia coli

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name of scientist, lives in colon

49
Q

Classification - 3 domain system founded by _____

A

Dr. Carl Woese - 1978

50
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List the 3 domains in the classification system

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  1. Eubacteria
  2. Archaea
  3. Eukarya
51
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Eubacteria are bacteria ______ peptidoglycan in cell walls.

A

with

52
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Archea are bacteria ________ peptidoglycan in cell walls.

A

lacking

53
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Bacteria with no nucleus are called ______

A

Prokaryotes

54
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within the classification system what are considered prokaryotes?

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Eubacteria and Archaea

55
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Do Prokaryotes contain a nucleus?

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No

56
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Eukarya have 4 kingdoms. They are_____

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  1. Protista - protozoa (algae- slime molds)
  2. Fungi- yeasts, molds
  3. Plantae
  4. Animalia - animals and large parasites that cause disease.
57
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This type of classification has a nuclear membrane and DNA or genetic material.

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Eukaryote

58
Q

Yeasts is _____cellcular

A

unicellular

59
Q

Mold is ______cellular

A

multicellular

60
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Example of single cell Protozoa

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Amoeba

61
Q

Giardia and Cryptosporidium are ______

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Amoeba

62
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An amoeba responsible for water borne diarrhea

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Cryptosporidium

63
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Viruses are non-living. T or F?

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True

64
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Viruses contain both DNA and RNA. T or F.

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False. may be EITHER, but not both

65
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Multicellular animal parasites - Lung worms, hookworms, heart worms, ascaris.

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Helmiths

66
Q

Fixes bad genes in the human body

A

Gene therapy

67
Q

A person who has ________ has no defense system

A

ADA - adenosine deaminase deficiency

68
Q

HIV originated from

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Monkeys as SIV. Moved from chimps to humans around 1930-1933

69
Q

responsible for lyme disease

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Borelia bergdorferi

70
Q

The Spanish Flu of 1918 killed 50 million people aged _____

A

15-45

71
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H1N1

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Swine Flu

72
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H5N1

A

Bird Flu