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History Micro
Scanlan Micro
| Person | Accomplishment | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Louis Pasteur | 1. proved microorganisms are responsible for fermentation 2. developed pasturization technique 3. developed vaccine for cholera, Pasturella multicida | 1880s |
| Koch | Identified agents of TB in people and cows; developed Koch's postulates | 1880s |
| Hans Gram | differentiate gram-positive from gram-negative bacteria | 1884 |
| Fred Loeffler | 1. demonstrated the agent of diptheria, bacteria Corynebacterium diptheriae, in pharyngeal lesions in people 2. determined that the filterable agent in foot and mouth disease was a virus | 1. 1884 2. 1898 |
| Emile Roux | demonstrated that the toxin produced by C. diptheriae caused the disease pathology | 1888 |
| Paul Elrich | Salvarsan 606, an arsenic compound, was used to treat syphilis in people due to it's selective toxicity | 1890s |
| Josph Lister | an English surgeon who came up with the disinfectant spray carbolic acid | 1890s |
| Walter Reed | discovered that the vector of Yellow Fever was the mosquito; has a monument in DC named after him b/c discovery allwed the Panama Canal's completion | 1900 |
| Paul Frosch | discovered that the filterable agent in foot and mouth disease was a virus | 1898 |
| Elie Metchnikoff | found that leukeocytes engulf and kill disease-producing agent (phagocytosis) and therefore keep host healthy | 1901 |
| Fred Twort | found that bacteriophages lysed bacteria | 1915 |
| Alexander Fleming | Discovered that the toxin produced by the mold Penicillium notatum inhibited bacterial growth; discovery was not used until 1940s | 1928 |
| Alexis Carrel | used a tissue culture to propagate eukaryotic cells; this allows modern scientists to isolate, poppagate, and identify many animal viruses and make vacines for them | 1930s |
| Ray Parker | used a tissue culture to propagate eukaryotic cells; this allows modern scientists to isolate, poppagate, and identify many animal viruses and make vacines for them | 1930s |
| Jonas Salk | Killed Polio vaccine; polio virus was grown in rheus monkey kidney tissue culture; parentally-administered | 1955 |
| Albert Sabin | Live attenuated Polio vaccine; oral administration | 1957 |
| Antony van Leeuenhoek | designed the compound microscope; "Father of Microbiology" | 1675 |