ch 1 part II - the golden age of microbiology Flashcards

1
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what is the idea of abiogenesis?

A

all lving things arise from nonliving things

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2
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what is the idea of biogenesis?

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all living things arise from other living things?

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3
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which pioneers believed in abiogenesis?

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john needham & aristole

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4
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which pioneers believed in biogenesis?

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fransesco redi & lazzaro spalanzani

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5
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what was fransesco redi’s idea?

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maggots only appear when flies lay eggs on meat

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6
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what did john needham do?

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  • heated nutrient broth
  • sealed w/ cork
  • broth became CLOUDY
  • “life force”
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7
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what did lazzaro spalanzani do?

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  • heated nutrient broth for 1 hr
  • sealed by melting bottle neck
  • broth stayed CLEAR
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8
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what did louis pastuer do?

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  • disproved spontaneous generation
  • created swan neck flasks
  • discovered that heat kills microbes
  • microbes are everywhere
  • pasteurization
  • rabies vaccine
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9
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what is needed for fermentation?

A

microbes

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10
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when bacteria is fermented what is the result?

A

acid

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11
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when yeast are fermented, what is the result?

A

alcohol

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12
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why does fermentation not need cells?

A

edward buchaer discovered that enzymes carry out fermentation

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13
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who discovered that germs cause diseases?

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girolamo fracastoro bassi

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14
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what did robert koch do?

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  • worked w/ anthrax in cattle
  • 1st to prove that bacteria caused disease (koch’s postulate)
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15
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what did ignaz semmelweis do?

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handwashing during childbirth w/ chlorine

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16
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what did joseph lister do?

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antiseptic surgical technique

17
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what did florence knightdale do?

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introduced antiseptic technique and hygiene in the hospital & into school of nursing

18
Q

what did john snow do?

A

infection control and epidemiology

19
Q

what did edward jenner do?

A

used cowpox material to create a vaccine for small pox, 1st VACCINE

20
Q

how does a vaccine work?

A
  1. a weakened form of the disease antigen that may be dead or alive is injected into the body
  2. the body creates antibodies to fight back
  3. if the antigen enters again, the antibodies can fight it off
21
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what did paul ehrlich do?

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  • compound 606: salvarsan to treat syphilis
  • “magic bullet”: selective toxicity
  • chemotherapy: treatment of disease using chemicals
22
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what did alexander fleming do?

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  • discovered penicillin from mold Penicillium
  • 1st antibotic: inhibit bacterial growth