Introduction of Microbiology Flashcards

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Who was the Father of Western medicine?

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Hippocrate

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Who dismissed the idea that disease was caused by supernature?

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Hippocrate

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3
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Who believed disease’s natural cause from within patient and environment?

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Hippocrate

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4
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Who treated people without harm?

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Hippocrate

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5
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Who was the Father of scientific history?

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Thucydides

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Who advocated evidence-based analysis of cause-and-effect reasoning?

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Thucydides

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7
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Who observed that survivor from Athenian plague didn’t re-injected?

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Thucydides

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8
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Who had first concept about immunity?

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Thucydides

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9
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Who found that microorganism cause disease?

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Marcus Terentius Varro

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10
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Who made the first lens to see microbes?

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Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

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11
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Who researched on wee little beasties as single-celled organism swimming in the rain drop?

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Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

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12
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Who transformed wheat into mine?

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Francesco Redi

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13
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Who did flies experience?

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Francesco Redi

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14
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Who knew fermentation caused by microorganism?

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Louis Pasteur

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15
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Who found pasteurization?

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Louis Pasteur

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16
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What is pasteurization?

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Process to kill microorganism making spoilage

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17
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Who invented vaccine?

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Louis Pasteur

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18
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Pasteur’s experiment:

2 sterile nutrient broth with ….. necks

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S-shaped

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Pasteur’s experiment:

1st flask: ….. the broth to ….. any existing microbes

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boiled

kill

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20
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Pasteur’s experiemnt:

1st flask: ….. the swan necks from the flasks to ….. the nutrient broth to …..

A

broke down
expose
air from above

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21
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Pasteur’s experiment:

1st flask: ….. from the air ….. into the broken flasks

A

dust particles

fell

22
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Pasteur’s experiment:

1st flask: the ….. in the broken flask became ….. - a sign that it ….. with …..

A

broth
cloudy
teemed
microbial life

23
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Pasteur’s experiment:
2nd flask: left alone; ….. remained near the ….. of the swan necks, but …. gravity into ….. to keep ….. sterile

A
dust particles
tip
could not travel against
flask
nutrient broth
24
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Pasteur’s experiment:

2nd flask: broth in the unbroken flask remained …..

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Who refuted notion of spontaneous genreation?
Louis Pasteur
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Who found connection between a single, isolated microbes and human disease?
Rober Koch
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The characteristic of the first three trees of life
Observation, not genetic evidence
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How genetics involve tree of life?
Compare nucleic acids or proteins from different organisms
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What do nucleic acids consist of?
DNA & RNA
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Who observed gene sequences coding for rRNA?
Carl Waese & George Fox
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Who discovered archaea having different RNA from bacteria and eukaryote?
Carl Waese & George Fox
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What is binomial nomenclature naming?
2-word naming system for identifying by genus and specific epithet
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What can name reflect beside genus and epithet?
Distinctive trait | Founder
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What is Bergey's Manuals?
Standard reference for identifying and classifying
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What is Bergey's Manuals based on?
Nonvisual characteristics
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What are big types of microorganisms?
Prokaryote & Eukaryote
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What do prokaryote consist of?
Bacteria & Archaea
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Is bacteria harmful?
Harmless or harmful | Pathogen is harmful
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What kind of cell wall is bacteria?
peptidoglycan
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Is archaea harmful?
No
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What kind of cell wall is archaea?
Pseudoglycan
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What do eukaryote consist of?
Protist, Fungi, & Helminth
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What do protist consist of?
Algae & Protozoa
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Is algae unicellular or multicellular?
Both
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What kind of cell wall is algae?
Cellulose
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What does algae do for living?
photosynthetic
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What does protozoa do for living?
Photosynthetic & eat organic material
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Where does protozoa live?
Free-living or parasite
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Is fungi unicellular or multicellular?
Both
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Can fungi photosynthetise?
No
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What kind of cell wall is fungi?
Chitin