Chapter 1 Review Flashcards

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1
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What is a microorganism

A

Microscopic and diverse.

some can be seen by the naked eye

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2
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size of an e. coli cell

A

2 micrometers

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3
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Varicella-zoster
virus 1

A

100 nanometers

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4
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Prochlorococcus

A

500 nanometers

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5
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Spirogyra

A

5 centimeters

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6
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Pelomyxa

A

5 millimeters

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7
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What are the 3 domains of life?

A

bacteria, archaea, eukarya

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8
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Which microorganisms are not found in the 3 domains of life?

A

viruses

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9
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Which domains contain prokaryotic cells and which domains contain eukaryotic cells?

A

prokaryotic- Bacteria, Archaea

eukaryotic- Eukarya

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10
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Any microscopic organism. Mainly bacteria, protists, some fungi, and even some tiny multi-cellular organisms.

A

microbes

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11
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Mother of nursing. Suggested using clean linens and changing wounds for soldiers to prevent infection. Founder of Medical Statistics

A

Florence Nightingale

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12
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invented the compound microscope and coined the term “cell”

A

Robert Hocke

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13
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Father of Microbiology. The first person to see prokaryotes (“little beasties/animacules”) through a microscope

A

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

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14
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used broth that did not become contaminated to disprove spontaneous generation (but no air)

A

Spallanzani

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15
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used swan-necked flask that allowed air to disprove spontaneous generation.

A

Louis Pasteur

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16
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showed chains of infection using the scientific method with Bacillus anthraces and determined the etiology of tuberculosis

17
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Koch’s Postulates

A

1) Pathogen must be present in all disease cases

2) Isolate pathogen, cultivate in pure culture

3) Inoculate into susceptible animal, initiate disease symptoms

4) Re-isolate pathogen, confirm it’s the same pathogen

18
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Developed a vaccine for smallpox in 1796

A

Edward jenner

19
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hand washing pioneer to prevent Puerperal fever after birth

A

Ignas Semmelweis

20
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  • Discovered lithotrophs
  • Developed enrichment cultures
  • Built environmental column
A

Sergei Winogradsky

21
Q

What is the significance of Thiomargarita namibiensis

A

bacteria About the size of an eyelash

22
Q

Why is it difficult to classify a virus as a living organism?

A

They are acellular

no metabolism

cannot reproduce on their own

23
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First cellular genome to be sequenced

A

Haemophilus influenzae

24
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first ever genome to be sequenced

A

Bacteriophage MS2

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What is the difference between a genome and a metagenome?
genome is taken from a direct source and a metagenome is taken from an environment
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Evidence suggest single-celled organisms were on the Earth ______________________ billion years ago
4 billion
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What organism did Robert Koch first work with?
Bacillus anthraces
28
Developed the anthrax and rabies vaccine
Louis Pasteur
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metabolize inorganic minerals, such as ammonia, instead of the organic nutrients used by the microbes isolated by Koch
lithotrophs