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study of living and non-living organisms called microbes
study of living and non-living organisms called microbes
microbiology
it is ubiquitous; virtually everywhere
it is ubiquitous; virtually everywhere
microbes
Two Major Categories of Microbes
Two Major Categories of Microbes
acellular microbes and cellular microbes
infectious particles. eg. viruses and prions
infectious particles. eg. viruses and prions
living cell
living cell
bacteria and archaea
bacteria and archaea
protozoa, algae, fungi
protozoa, algae, fungi
disease causing
disease causing
do not cause diseases
do not cause diseases
potential to cause disease when the host immune system is weak
potential to cause disease when the host immune system is weak
lives in different parts of the human body and protects
lives in different parts of the human body and protects
makes the decomposition happen
makes the decomposition happen
will turn the dead organism into nitrates, phosphates, and other chemicals that are necessary for plant growth back to the soil
will turn the dead organism into nitrates, phosphates, and other chemicals that are necessary for plant growth back to the soil
organism that lives on dead or decaying organic matter
organism that lives on dead or decaying organic matter
process of breaking down substances into simpler forms
process of breaking down substances into simpler forms
this is the process of naturally breaking down substances into harmful ones.
this is the process of naturally breaking down substances into harmful ones.
study of the relationship between microbes and the environment
study of the relationship between microbes and the environment
serve as food for tiny animals then they will be eaten by larger animals and so on
serve as food for tiny animals then they will be eaten by larger animals and so on
microbes in ocean
microbes in ocean
tiny marine plants and algae
tiny marine plants and algae
tiny marine animals
tiny marine animals
use of living organisms to make useful products or process.
use of living organisms to make useful products or process.
substance produced by a microbe that is effective in killing or inhibiting the growth of other microbes
substance produced by a microbe that is effective in killing or inhibiting the growth of other microbes
engineered bacteria and yeast to produce a variety if growth hormones, interferons, and materials for use as vaccines.
engineered bacteria and yeast to produce a variety if growth hormones, interferons, and materials for use as vaccines.
microbes cause two categories of diseases
microbes cause two categories of diseases
pathogen colonizes (inhabits) the body and subsequently causes disease
pathogen colonizes (inhabits) the body and subsequently causes disease
cause by ingested toxin (poisonous substance) that has been produce by a pathogen in vitro (outside the body)
cause by ingested toxin (poisonous substance) that has been produce by a pathogen in vitro (outside the body)
First microbes in the Earth:
First microbes in the Earth:
First microbes to be observed by human:
First microbes to be observed by human:
father of microbiology
father of microbiology
single lens microscopes
single lens microscopes
first to see bacteria and protozoa
first to see bacteria and protozoa
a theory that life can develop spontaneously from nonliving materials (decaying corpses, soil, and samp gases)
a theory that life can develop spontaneously from nonliving materials (decaying corpses, soil, and samp gases)
produces different fermentation products
produces different fermentation products
converts the glucose in grapes to ethyl alcohol (ethanol)
converts the glucose in grapes to ethyl alcohol (ethanol)
convert glucose to acetic acid (vinegar)
convert glucose to acetic acid (vinegar)
what theory did louis pasteur disagree with?
what theory did louis pasteur disagree with?
organisms that require oxygen
organisms that require oxygen
organisms that do not require oxygen
organisms that do not require oxygen
louis pasteur introduced these words
louis pasteur introduced these words
what process did louis pasteur develop?
what process did louis pasteur develop?
kills microbes that were causing wine to spoil; kill pathogen in different types of liquid
kills microbes that were causing wine to spoil; kill pathogen in different types of liquid
what are the 2 germ theory of disease
what are the 2 germ theory of disease
specific microbes cause specific infectious diseases
specific microbes cause specific infectious diseases
Developed vaccines against chicken cholera, anthrax, swine erysipelas and rabies.
Developed vaccines against chicken cholera, anthrax, swine erysipelas and rabies.
He discovered: Bacillus anthracis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and Vibrio cholerae
He discovered: Bacillus anthracis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and Vibrio cholerae
Developed bacterial fixation, staining and photographing methods
Developed bacterial fixation, staining and photographing methods
Developed bacterial cultivation methods
Developed bacterial cultivation methods
Prove that a specific microbe is the cause of a specific infectious disease
Prove that a specific microbe is the cause of a specific infectious disease
Flashcards
What is microbiology?
What is microbiology?
The study of living and non-living organisms called microbes.
What are microbes?
What are microbes?
Microscopic organisms that are found virtually everywhere.
What are acellular microbes?
What are acellular microbes?
These are microbes that lack a cellular structure; they are infectious particles.
What are cellular microbes?
What are cellular microbes?
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What are prokaryotes?
What are prokaryotes?
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What are eukaryotes?
What are eukaryotes?
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What are pathogens?
What are pathogens?
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What are nonpathogens?
What are nonpathogens?
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What are opportunistic microbes?
What are opportunistic microbes?
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What is indigenous microbiota?
What is indigenous microbiota?
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What are saprophytes?
What are saprophytes?
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What is decomposition?
What is decomposition?
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What is bioremediation?
What is bioremediation?
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What is microbial ecology?
What is microbial ecology?
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What is plankton?
What is plankton?
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What is phytoplankton?
What is phytoplankton?
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What is zooplankton?
What is zooplankton?
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What is biotechnology?
What is biotechnology?
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What is an antibiotic?
What is an antibiotic?
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What are infectious diseases?
What are infectious diseases?
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What are microbial intoxications?
What are microbial intoxications?
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Who is Anton van Leeuwenhoek?
Who is Anton van Leeuwenhoek?
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What is spontaneous generation?
What is spontaneous generation?
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Who is Louis Pasteur?
Who is Louis Pasteur?
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Who is Robert Koch?
Who is Robert Koch?
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What is the germ theory of disease?
What is the germ theory of disease?
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Who is Louis Pasteur?
Who is Louis Pasteur?
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What is pasteurization?
What is pasteurization?
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Who is Robert Koch?
Who is Robert Koch?
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What are aerobes?
What are aerobes?
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What are anaerobes?
What are anaerobes?
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