Introduction

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the study of microbes(microscopic organisms) that includes bacteria, fungi, and viruses

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microbiology

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the study of bacteria

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bacteriology

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typically involves medically important taxa

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bacteriolgoy

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what is the plague

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yersinia

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what is gene bacteria

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agrobacterium

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when did the birth of microbiology start

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with the start of microscopes

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who observed bacteria and animalcules and is noted as the father of microscopy

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Leeuwenhoek

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was Leeuwenhoek the first to use a microscope

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no but his had the best magnification

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what was the period of new expansion in microbiology called from 1857-1911

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golden age of microbiolgy

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the study of an organism’s genes, this provided new tools for classifying microorganisms

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genomics

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what did Carl Woese do

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in the 1970s used nRNA to elucidate bacterial phylogenies
these describe Archaea
revolutionized bacterial biodiversity

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what is DNA made from two different sources

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recombinant DNA

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what does recombinant DNA do

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enables bacteria and fungi to produce a variety of proteins(including vaccines and enzymes)

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missing or defective genes in human cells can be replaced in what

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gene therapy

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what are used to protect crops from insects and from freezing

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genetically modified bacteria

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who produced animal protein in 1960s

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Paul Berg

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are microbes pathogenic

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no, very few are disease causing

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do microbes decompose organic waste

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yes

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how are microbes producers in ecosystems

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via photosynthesis

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do microbes produce industrial chemicals

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yes for example, ethanol and acetone

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do microbes produce fermented foods

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yes for example, vinegar, cheese, and chocolate

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what are examples of products in manufacturing and treatment that microbes produce

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manufacturing: celluase and treatment:insulin

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this is the use of microbes to produce foods and chemicals

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biotechnolgy

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what is an example of an every day item that has been affected by microbes

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jeans

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this is used to answer questions in a rigorous, repeatable way

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scientific method

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idea or concept that can be tested by experimentation

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hypothesis

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what are the five steps of the scientific method

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1)identify the problem/question 2)develop a testable hypothesis 3)select info needed to test hypothesis 4)collect info 5) analyze info

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what happens if the hypothesis is rejected

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go back to step two and develop a new hypothesis

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what happens if the hypothesis is accepted

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experimental verification and modify hypothesis

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how are hypotheses changed

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modified over time

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a set of propositions and concepts that provides a reliable systematic and rigorous account of some aspect of nature

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theory

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what are NEVER completely proven

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theories

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living cells can only arise from ______________

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preexisting cells

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who believed in the vital essences of living creatures and spontaneous generation

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Aristotle (384-322 BCE)

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what is the idea that organisms can arise from non living matter

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spontaneous generation

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who set out meat containers in the 1600s in attempt to disprove spontaneous generation

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Francesco Redi

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what was the impact of Leeuwenhoek and Redi

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``` People were aware of microscopic animalcules Macroscopic organisms(flies) no longer believed in spontaneous generation ```

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who boiled mutton broth and sealed after boiling(turned cloudy) in 1713-81

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John Needham

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what did John Needham determine

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organic matter contains vital force

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who repeated experiments but boiled longer and sealed flasks by melting necks(broth never turned cloudy)

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Lazzaro Spallanzani (1729-99)

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how did supporters of spontaneous generation undermine Spallanzani

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said fresh air was necessary for spontaneous generation to occur (he was boiling in sealed flask)

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who was a French physician and botanist that filtered air through sterile cotton and discovered objects resembling plant spores

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Louis Pasteur (1822-95)

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what did Pasteur conclude

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it is organic structures that cause growth

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what was Pasteur's second experiment

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placed nutrient in flask, heated necks and drew into curves, boiled solutions (result was no growth)

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why did no growth occur in original flask of Pasteur's experiment

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bacteria was trapped in neck of flask

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who concluded that different infusions require different times and attributed contamination to heat resistant life form

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John Tyndall

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who discovered endospores

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Ferdinand Cohn