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