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BIOS 280 History of Microbiology
- Who was Robert Hooke and what were his contributions to microbiology?-
–Answer First person to see cells in living things and first person to describe cells
- What is "Micrographie"?
- What year was Robert Hooke around?
- Who was Anton van Leeuwenhoek and what did he do?
- How did Hooke help Leeuwenhoek?
- What year was Leeuwenhoek around?
–Answer A book published by Robert Hooke, containing draw- ings of everything he saw under the microscope
–Answer 1665
–Answer -Dutch merchant and politician -Read Hooke's book and made his own microscope
–Answer Published his drawings for him in the Royal Society of London
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1673-1723
- Leeuwenhoek looked at what and saw what?
–Answer -Looked at pond water, feces, tooth scrapings, semen, etc.-First person to see microscopic creatures called "aminicules" 1 / 2
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- Leeuwenhoek was the first to describe what? (5)
- Bacteria (all 3 shapes)
- Protozoa
- Sperm
- Red blood cells
- Capillaries
- What are 3 shapes of bacteria?
- Why did further discoveries languish for nearly 100 years? (3 reasons)
- What 2 controversies sparked debate and experimentation?
- Sponta- neous Generation
- Theories of Disease
- What is spontaneous generation?
- What are theories of disease?
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–Answer Rod, round, curved
–Answer No discoveries after his 1723 death...-He was secretive about technique to make lenses -Microscope technology lagged -"Animalcules" not significant in disease/food-spoilage
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–Answer Living creatures arise from non-living com- ponents because people couldn't see the eggs (too small) -eels from mud -maggots from rotten food -fleas from sweaty cloths
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