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PCC BI 234 BRIGGS EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND

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Contributions of van Leuwenhoek

First to observe bacteria using homemade microscopes

Contributions of Pasteur

Yeasts are responsible for alcohol fermentation. Developed pasteurization

Contributions of Koch

Proved that bacterium causes anthrax. Came up with Koch's Postulates.

Contributions of Semmelweis

Advocated handwashing in-between patient contact

Contributions of Lister

Used chemical disinfectant to prevent surgical wound infections.

Contributions of Jenner

Inoculated a person with cowpox virus. "Father" of Immunization.

Contributions of Fleming

Discovered penicillin, the first antibiotic.

Discoveries of the Golden Age of Microbiology

Is spontaneous generation possible? What causes disease and fermentation? How can

we prevent infection/disease?

,Germ Theory of Infectious Disease

Germs cause disease.

Koch's Postulates

Series of steps for experimentation used to prove that a specific microbe causes a

specific disease.

Modern Classification of Life on Earth

Three domains: Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya. Naming system devised by Carolus

Linnaeus.

First name is genus, last name is species. First name is italicized and capitalized,

except when used to describe morphology.

Bacteria

Prokaryote. Unicellular. Asexual Reproduction. Cell wall of peptidoglycan. Few cause

disease.

Archaea

Prokaryote. Unicellular. Asexual Reproduction. Cell wall not of peptidoglycan. Live in

extreme environments. None cause disease.

Fungi

Eukaryote. Molds, (Multicellular), Yeasts (Unicellular). Sexual/Asexual Reproduction.

Cell wall of chitin. Obtain food from organisms. Some cause disease.

Protozoa

Eukaryote. Unicellular. Mostly Asexual Reproduction. No Cell Wall. Motile via

pseudopods, cilia, flagella. Some cause disease.

Algae

, Eukaryote. Uni/Multi Cellular. Sexual/Asexual Reproduction. Cell wall of cellulose, or

silica. Photosynthetic. Some cause disease.

Viruses

Acellular (Non-Living). Nucleic acid enclosed within a protein coat. Multiply only within a

host cell.

Animals

Eukaryote. Multicellular. No cell walls. Use organic chemicals for energy (feed on

others). Some cause disease (parasitic worms).

Overview of Prokaryote

Do not have membrane surrounding their DNA (lack a nucleus). Lack membrane bound

structures. Small. Simple structure. Composed of bacteria, and archaea.

Overview of Eukaryote

Has a nucleus, and membrane bound organelles. Large. More complex structure.

Composed of algae, protozoa, fungi, animals, plants.

Prokaryotic Cells: Glycocalyx

Gelatinous, sticky substance outside of cell wall. Composed of polysaccharides.

Protects cells from drying out (dessication). Two types: Capsule, Slime Layers.

Capsule

Neatly organized. Firmly attached to cell surface. Prevents phagocytosis (prevents

recognition by host).

Slime Layer

Less organized. Loosely attached to cell surface. Sticky layer allows other prokaryotes

to attach to surfaces, as biofilms.

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