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Microbiology S1
Test 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Who invented the simple microscope? | Leeuwenhoek |
| Who invented the compound microscope? | Hook |
| Who found the cause of the Potato Blight of Ireland and what was it? | Berkeley, fungus: Phytophthora infestans |
| Who found a solution to the childbirth fever deaths and what was it? | Semmelweiss, wash hands with lye between babies |
| Who is responsible for the use of aseptic techniques for surgery and what did he use and how is it used today? | Lister, carbolic acid (phenol), phenol coefficient |
| Who discovered the tobacco mosaic virus? | Ivanovski |
| What is Koch known for? | Koch's postulate, TB & anthrax |
| Describe Koch's postulate | Microbe present in every case of the disease & absent in healthy hosts. Isolate microbe in pure culture. Same disease produced in healthy hosts. Same microbes isolated from new hosts. |
| What are some limitations of Koch's postulate? | Some orgs cannot be grown in pure culture. Some only grow in people and human testing is unethical. |
| What type of genetic material do Prokaryotes & Eukaryotes have &where is it located? Where is extra chromosomal DNA located? | Prok-chrom circular, nucleoid, in plasmids; Euk-chrom pairs, nucleus, in mitochondria & plasmids |
| Who has histones? P or E | Eukaryotes |
| How many ribosomes does a Prok & Euk have? | 70S, 80S in cytoplasm & on ER (70S in mitochondria) |
| Where does respiration occur for Prok & Euk? | at cell membrane, mitochondria |
| What is the cell wall of a Prok composed of? | Peptidoglycans, LPS, teichoic acid |
| What types of external layers are present on a Prok? | capsule or slime layer |
| Who has cilia? P or E | Eukaryotes (locomotion) |
| Who has pili? P or E | Prokaryotes (conjucation) |
| Who has flagella? P or E | Prok and Euk (locomotion) |
| What type of reproduction do P and E undergo? What type of cell division? | Prok-asexual, binary fission; Euk-sexual or asexual, mitosis or meiosis |
| What are the different types of microbes? How do we classify each? What might they include? | Prokaryotes-Bacteria & Archae, B-blue green algae A-extremophiles; Eukaryotes-Protozoa (motility) & Fungi (morph, reprod)& Algae (color); Non-cellular-viruses, sub-viral entities (viroids & prions) |