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Germs 101 Exam #1 Questions And Accurate
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Microbes

A microorganism, esp. a bacterium causing disease or fermentation i.e. bacteria,
single-celled eukaryotes, fungi, and viruses

Scientific Process

1. Scientific method

2. Peer review & replication

3. Professional consensus

Scientific Method

1. Observations

2. Hypothesis

3. Predictions

4. Data collection

5. Interpretation

6 characteristics of life:

1. Reproduction & Heredity

2. Individual growth

3. Metabolic activity

4. Response to light & chemical stimuli

5. Cellular structure

6. Cellular transport/nutrients

Taxonomy

The scientific study of how living things are classified, according to similarity or
"relatedness" i.e. often traits, appearance, and behaviours 7 categories of
classification: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species Binomial

, Nomenclature A universal system of naming species that reflects their taxonomic
organization Genus, Species i.e. Genus Species or G. Species -Always italicized or
underlined Evolutionary Tree A branching diagram that reflects evolutionary
relationships among groups of organisms Robert Hooke -Helped invent the compound
light microscope

- 1665, discovered cells

Compound light microscope (1600's)

A microscope that allows light to pass through a specimen and uses two lenses to form
an image

- Magnification often 10X - 400X

- 1,000X - 2,000X with oil immersion

Antony Van Leeuwehoek

- 1674, discovered single-celled eukaryotes

- 1676, discovered the first bacteria

3 traits shared amongst all cells:

1. Organic molecules

2. Cell membranes

3. Uses DNA to store genetic information

Organic molecules

Lipids, carbohydrates, nucleic acids

3 Characteristics that vary among cell types:

1. Eukaryotes

2. Prokaryotes

3. Archaea

Eukaryotes

- DNA in nucleus

- Larger size

- Have organelles

Prokaryotes

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