More question ch1 Flashcards

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I. What is microbiology?

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Biology: The study of life or living matter in all Forms Micro: To small to be see w/ the human eye Microbiology: study of life forms to small to see

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Microbes

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Member of the microbial world may be living or non living organ agents

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Fossils for the first microbes date back _______________.

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3.2 Billion Years Ago

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Approximately 1000 species live on/in ______________________.

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Our Body

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For every human cell in your body; there are _____ microorganisms living there.

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4 Benefits of microorganisms: TEST

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1) Chemical cycling 2) Food production 3) Bioremediation 4) Bio Technology 5)Mutualistic Relationships 6) Model Organisms

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  1. Chemical cycling
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Decomposer

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  1. Food production
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Curing and Fermentation ex. Cheese Yogurt Bread

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  1. Bioremediation
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Bio: Living Mediation: Fix To clean up pollution. Ex Oil Spill

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  1. Biotechnology
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Modify Genetics of Microorganism to do stuff for us. Ex Human Insulin

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  1. Mutualistic
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Relationships Probiotics in humans guts

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  1. Model organisms
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Test/killing running Tests on.

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B. Negative Impacts of microorganisms

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1) Disease epidemics 2)Food-transmitted Pathogens 3)Antibiotic resistance bacteria

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  1. Disease epidemics
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Large number of people with an infectious disease. Ex: Cholera; Tuberculosis; HIV and Black Plague

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Epidemics affect other organisms:

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Foot Mouth disease; Potato Blight; Colony Collapse disorder

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  1. Food-transmitted pathogens
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Ecoli; Salmonella

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  1. Antibiotic resistance bacteria
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Drugs that target them

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Three domains of life:

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1)Bacteria 2)Achaea 3)Eukaryote

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Bacteria

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Prokaryote ;Diverse; No Nucleous; Simple celled

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Archaea

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Prokaryote; Small Simple; No nucleolus

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Eukaryas

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Everything Else more than one cell or nucleus; organelle

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Characteristics of bacteria:

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DNA w/o neuclus; Plasma membrane; Flagellum; cell walls ; ribosomes.

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Characteristics of archaea

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Extremophiles- Lives in extreme environments

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4 Eukaryotic microbes:

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1)Algae; 2) Protozoa; 3) Fungi; 4) Helminths

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Algae
Do photosynthesis
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Protozoa
Single Celled w/o Photosynthesis
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Fungi
Some are single celled EX Yeast
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Helminths
2 worms multi cellular
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Agents: Non-living microbes
Microbes that cant survive on there own 1) Viruses 2) Vidoids) Prions)
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Viruses
nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat (DNA)(RNA)
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Viroids
Naked RNA particles that replicate within cells
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Prions
Infection Protein w/ no nucleic acid that disrupts the shape of target protein
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Anthoni van Leeuwenhoek
Invented the microscope (pond water)
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Robert Hooke (1665)
First discovered cells using corkwood and termed it cells for it
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Microscopes today:
Most common is compound; bright field light microscope
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How do we create contrast in cell because most cell are transparent?
1) Staining 2)Phase contrast 3) Interference 4)Dark Field 5 Fluorescence
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Staining
Using dyes that adhere to cell components ( stains kill the cells)
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Phase contrast and interference
Created through use of the condenser: To create a shadow effect that makes specimen look 3-5 increase in contrast
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Dark-field
Indirectly shines light through specimen(shines light to the side) inverses contrast
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Fluorescence:
Occurs when organism emit other wavelengths of light when exposed to different wavelength of light. Lights source to the side goes through filter which allows 1 color thought the mirror
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A. Electron:
Use magnets instead of light rays. Can magnify up to 100000x with a resolution of .3nm(very small specimens but not live specimens)
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SEM
Scanning Electron Microscope (3D image of surface)
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TEM
Transmission electron Microscope (Thin section)
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X-ray microscopy-
Newer; innovative uses small wavelength to see things close together (works on living cells
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C. Atomic force
Highes resolution - limited detail prober picks out bumps in surface
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Simple stains:
Add basic(methylene blue) dye to stain) Pt above 7
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Negative stains:
Use acid dye that cannot penetrate cells but stains surrounding area(India ink)
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Differential stains
differentiates between groups of bacteria`
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Acid-Fast stain
Done to cell which have no cell walls uses mycobacterium and nocardidia stain EX: leprosy;TB