Contributions to Micro
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| Size of average virus | 100 nm
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| Size of Coccus, Rickettsia, and Bacillus | 1 micrometer
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| Size of flagellum | 10 nm
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| Most bacteria are sized between | 1-10 micrometers
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| Zacharias Janssen | Built 1st compd microscope
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| Robert Hooke | First termed cells
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| van Leeuwenhoek | discovered microbes with a single lens contraption that had 300x
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| Edward Jenner | Vaccination in 1796- milkmaid pox
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| Semmelweis | Mathernal morbidity and morgue work link- 1850
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| John Snow | Linked water pumps to cholera outbreak- 1853-4
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| Pasteur | Disproved spontaneous generation using long necked flasks; proposed germ theory (human disease arises from infection of germs); rabies vaccine, silkworm disease and many others
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| Robert Koch | Verified germ theory; Koch's postulates are still used to day in iding diseases-discovered 20+ diseases from 1875-1900; Culture methods, TB and cholera as well as many others
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