Germ Theory of Disease: Lister & Koch

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What was discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928?

The first antibiotic

What percentage of bacteria are pathogenic?

3%

What is one way that microorganisms help with waste management?

By decomposing organic waste

What is a benefit of knowledge about microorganisms?

It helps us understand the causes and transmission of disease

What is an example of a product produced by microorganisms?

Insulin

What is the name of the fungus that produces penicillin?

Penicillium

What is a role of microorganisms in food production?

They ferment food

What is a way that microorganisms help with disease prevention?

By understanding the causes of disease

What is a characteristic of microorganisms?

They are too small to be seen with the unaided eye

What is a use of microorganisms in manufacturing?

Producing cellulose

What is a type of microorganism that is not pathogenic?

Microscopic algae

Discover the milestones in the development of the germ theory of disease. Learn how Joseph Lister and Robert Koch contributed to our understanding of microbes and disease prevention. Explore the role of antiseptics and Koch's postulates in this crucial medical breakthrough.

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