MODULE 1 Flashcards

(43 cards)

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what are 2 forms of ancestral knowledge of microbes

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mouldy bread to treat skin wounds
fermented food and bev

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2
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what is the miasma theory

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Invisible things were in the air (from something rotten) causing disease

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who were the 2 people that started the microbiology field

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Robert Hooke
Antoine Van Leeuwenhoek

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4
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what did louis Pasteur do for the golden age of biology

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fermentation
pasteurization

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5
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what was Robert Koch famous for

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Established link between disease and microbes

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6
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who discovered the Microcosm and Crossfeeding

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Sergei Winogradski

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7
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who discovered Nitrogen fixing

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Martinus Beikerink

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8
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the prokaryotes are

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bacteria and archaea

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9
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the eukaryotes are

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Protist and Fungi

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10
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TF Viruses are alive

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F, they are not cellular and dont have any ribosomal RNA

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11
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whats the spontaneous generation theory

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living things arise from non living matter

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12
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the eukaryotic Ribosome sizes are

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18S and 80S

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13
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the prokaryotic ribosome sizes are

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70S and 16S

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14
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what is “Asgard”

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the Archaic group that gave rise to the eukaryotes

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15
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How dk we name cellular life

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genus and species are italicized

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16
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What are the types of microscope

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Light
Electron (magnets)
Scanning (probes)

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17
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What is resolution

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distinguish 2 adjacent objects
- limitations due to wave length - shorter is better

18
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What is contrast

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difference in brightness between structures

19
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what are the qualities of a brightfield microscope (3)

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dark image on light background
Lacks contrast/resolution
Not effective unless stained

20
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What is the gram staining process

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fix the sample
stain
iodine
alcohol
Safranin
Rinse

21
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What is the basic stain and what does it stain for

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crystal violet
Negatively charges molecs

22
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what colour is an acid stain and what does it stain for

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pink/rose
+ve charged molecs

23
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what is a negative stain and what does it target

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nigrosine
Stains the background

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What does the gram stain identify
bacteria with or without membrane
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what does the acid stain indentify
gram positive with or without wax layer(mycolic acids)
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When a cell is gram +ve, the color is ______ which means the CW is _____________, and has ______ outer membrane
purple Too thick No
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a gram -ve bacteria is coloured ______, the cell wall is _______, and it _________ an outer membrane
pink Too thin Has
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what color is an acid fast +ve and what does it mean
pink Wax layer present on cell wall
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what color is an acid fast -ve and what does it mean
purple No wax layer
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What are the properties of a darkfield microscope
dark background light object Good way to observe motility Better resolution than brightfield
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what are the qualities of the phase contrast microscope
annular ring (alters light properties) Light goes thru specimen white "glow" - dark background
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how does phase contrast compare to light microscope
better resolution and contrast (in living samples) better for specialized structures (organelles of euks)
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what are the characteristics of fluorescence light microscopy
Has fluorochromes (natural or added) Excitation w light source (UV or Blue light) Emit visible light
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in fluorescent staining the dyes are
fluorochromes
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what do the fluorochromes do
attach to antibodies, lectins, and DNA
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what are the traits of electron microscopy
Higher resolving power Can see smaller structures
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TEM has _____ resolution and _______
high, magnification
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what must be done to specimens in order to do TEM
freeze and thinly slice, electrons don't penetrate thick structures
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what happens in SEM and whats the result
electrons bounce off surface Gives 3D image
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what microscopy can we NOT use if we want to see a living cell
SEM TEM Brightfield (stain)
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what microscopy do we use if we want to see a living cell
Brightfield (no stain), Darkfield, Phase contrast, Fluorescent
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when you stain you _____
kill