organism that are too small to be seen with the naked eye

(a)  

Healthcare facilities where you get the illnesses/disease

(a)  

you can branch out microbiology by

(a)  

study of fungi

(a)  

study of protozoa

(a)  

study of algae

(a)  

study of bacteria

(a)  

study of virus

(a)  

study of parasites

(a)  

study of disease caused microorganisms with respect to man.

(a)  

diseased caused by an microorganism.

(a)  

significant biological functions of microbiology

(a)  

-aids in digestion.

-used for insulin production

(a)  

yeast

(a)  

synthesis of essential vitamins

(a)  

group of large numbers of bacteria, fungi, virus

(a)  

Dwarfism

(a)  

blood clotting factors

(a)  

erythropoetin

(a)  

taxol

(a)  

inhalation of poisonous vapor

(a)  

breakthrough of microbiology

(a)  

inventors of the first so called microscope

(a)  

-father of bacteriology

-first man to describe microorganisms

(a)  

disapproved the theory of abiogenesis

(a)  

basis for abiogenesis

(a)  

beginning/origin from the dead and non-living things

(a)  

beginning/origin from living things

(a)  

-father of microbiology

-first vaccine for rabbies

(a)  

coined the word "cellulose/cellulae"

compiled all his drawings called "micrographia"

(a)  

father of antiseptic surgery

(a)  

father of medical/ modern bacteriology

(a)  

proposed the creation of the third kingdom: the protista

(a)  

divided the kingdom protista

(a)  

good bacteria

(a)  

escherechia coli was named after

(a)  

-savior of mothers

-father of handwashing

(a)  

discovered penicillin

(a)  

first vaccine

(a)  

exposes the virus for immunity

(a)  

dicovered viruses that causes the tobacco mosiac disease and not by bacteria

(a)  

-"magic bullet"

-developed salvarsan or compound 606 that kills syphilis

-father of chemotherapy

(a)  

father of field epidemiology

(a)  

where DNA is found (where the genetic material is)

(a)  

gets nutrients from decaying

(a)  

eats other for food/nutrients

(a)  

produces own food, uses chemical

(a)  

uses sun/ light

(a)  

bacteria that lives in aquatic environment and does photosynthesis

(a)  

sexual means of transferring from one bacteria from another

(a)  

cell wall of a bacteria

(a)  

cell wall of a fungi

(a)  

cell wall of a plant

(a)  

all are unicellular and prokaryotic

(a)  

true bacteria

(a)  

extreme bacteria

(a)  

heat-loving

(a)  

acidic-loving bacteria

(a)  

salt-loving

(a)  

survives in oxygen

(a)  

causes gastric ulcer

(a)  

rod-like bacteria

(a)  

causes anthrax

(a)  

causes typhoid

(a)  

causes pneumonia

(a)  

causes food infection and food poisoning

(a)  

causes armpits to stink

(a)  

causes strepthroat/ sore throat

(a)  

causes uti

(a)  

causes cholera

(a)  

causes syphilis

(a)  

salmonella typhi

(a)  

causative agent of malaria

(a)  

causative agent of dengue

(a)  

causative agent of leptospirosis

(a)  

causes tuberculosis

(a)  

microbes that causes syphilis is under what group of microorganisms

(a)  

cellwall that is mismatched

(a)  

group of microbes that consider all unicellular and prokaryotic

(a)  

lady cook who spread the bacteria

(a)  

dairy maid

(a)  

term means cause disease

(a)  

unicellular fungus

(a)  

hair like structure

(a)  

tail/whip like structures

(a)  

false feet

(a)  

cilliaited bacteria

(a)  

pseudopodia

(a)  

uses flagella

(a)  

flagella

(a)  

unicellular algea

(a)  

when the virus kills the host

(a)  

protein coat

(a)  

rT PCR TEST means

(a)  

other name for multicellular parasites

(a)  

childbirth fever

(a)  

diverse microbiota

(a)  

hepatitis means

(a)  

food and waterborn

(a)  

father of taxonomy

(a)  

naming microorganisms

(a)  

universal systems for naming and classifying living organisms

(a)  

each organism has a part name

(a)  

7 classifications of specie

(a)  

6 major chemical elements

(a)  

important in essential nutrients

(a)  

categorizing microorganisms according to thier

(a)  

all chemical reactions that occur in a cell

(a)  

aiding speed up chemical reactions

(a)  

causes a particular chemical reaction to occur (speed upp)

(a)  

breaking down of large molecules

(a)  

building up of small molecules into larger molecules

(a)  

major energy storing and found in all cells and foods

(a)  

replicate their genomes and provides copies to descendents

(a)  

new genes from other sources

(a)  

extra chromosomes that the bacteria have

(a)  

gene alteration

(a)  

bacterias ability to acquire and absorb

(a)  

gene transfer where the virus transfer

(a)  

-transfer/ carries our genes and

-virus that attacks bacteria

(a)  

injects their DNA into a bacterial cells

(a)  

ability to absorb naked DNA with the ability called competency

(a)  

involves a specialized type of pilus called f-pillus or sex pilus

(a)  

process of viral reproduction involving penetration of the cell membrane, nucleic acid synthesis, and lysis of the host cell.

(a)