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9.17 Exam day 2

9.17 Exam study 2

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arthropods makes up the largest group of living organisms, characterized by a jointed chitinous exoskeleton, segmented body, and jointed appendages associated with some or all of the segments
Helminthes Worms with bilateral symmetry (includes the roundworms and flatworms
Etiology Assignment or study of causes and origins of a disease
Chemotherapy Use of chemical substances to treat various aspects of disease
Epidemiology Study of factors and mechanisms involved in the spread of disease within a population
Study of Immunology
Study of protozoans Protozology
How do protozoans get their nutrition?
What are protozoans
Study of viruses Virology
Viruses Submicroscopic, parasite, acellular microorganism composed of a nucleic acid (DNA or RNA) core inside a protein coat.
study of fungi Mycology
Benefit that we may derive from fungi?
How do fungi get their nutrition?
Fungi (Fungus) Kingdom of mono-photosynthetic; eukaryotic organisms that absorbs nutrients from their environment
Study of algae Phycology
Algae Photosynthesis, eukaryotic organisms in the kingdoms Protista and Plantae
Study of bacteria Bacteriology
bacteria All prokaryotic organisms. When spelled with a capital B, it is the name of one of the 3 domains of living things; w/o nucleus. binary fission
Antibiotic chemical substance produced by microorganisms that can prohibit the growth of or destroy other microorganisms.
Bacteriophage (phage) Virus that also infect bacteria
Domain New taxonomic category above the Kingdom level consisting of Achaea, bacteria and eukarya
Microbes Organism studies with a microscope (includes viruses)
Prion exceedingly small infectious particle consisting of protein w/o any nucleic acid.
Virod Infectious RNA particle smaller than a virus and lacking a capsid, that causes various plant diseases.
Anton van Leeuwenhoek (dutch lens grinder) first person to see individual microorganisms invented the simple microscope ((100x-300x)
"True microscopes"
Microscopy technology of making very small things visible to the human eye.
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