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Microbio..

Chapter 1 (Names)

QuestionAnswer
Leevwenkhoek first to report microbe with microscope "animalcules"
Needham believed in spontaneous generation, fluid developed microbes because air has microbes.
Spollanzoni showed that Needham's microbes entered fluid after it cooled [He sealed and Heated it]
Pasteur Pasteurization
Redi didn't believe in spontaneous generation. Air is needed for spontaneous generation. [filled 3 jars with decayed meat & closed them] [ filled 3 more and left them open, flys came in]
Stanley tobacco mosaic virus; characterized virus
Virchow Biogenesis;living cells can only arise from other living cells
Bassi microbes cause disease
Koch bacteria causes disease
Woese 3 domain classification
Berg recombinant DNA; genetic engineering
Ehrlich antibiotics; chemotherapeutic agents
Linnoeus naming; genus/species
Iwonowski tobacco mosaic disease; viruses are filterable
Whittoker 5 kingdom classification
Fleming penicillin
Lister germ theory; antiseptic
Hooke cell theory all living things are composed of cells
Jenner vaccines- cowpox immunity against small pox
Created by: Caya Belton
 

 



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