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Microbiology is the study of: microorganisms


Microscopic, single-cell, cluster, chains carry out life single
processes independently as _______ cells.


Viruses are non-__________________ cellular


True or false: Viruses can be RNA or DNA. true


What are the two themes of microbiology? basic and applied


Applied microbiology is practical problems in agriculture, health, industry
_____________________, _______________, and ____________ _.


Basic microbiology is cellular ____________ _. processes


Name the 5 types of microorganisms. bacteria, fungi, protozoa, algae, viruses


Bacteria are _______ _-celled organisms. single


Are bacteria eukaryotes or prokaryotes? prokaryotes


How many shapes does bacteria come in? 3


Name the 3 shapes of bacteria. spherical, rod, spiral


Algae are _______ _-cell organisms. single


Are algae prokaryotic or eukaryotic? eukaryotic


Algae are ______________ and ___________ _-bound organelles. nucleus, membrane


Algae are photo _______ _. synthetic


Algae are found in _______water and marine fresh
environments.


Fungi found in single-cell organisms are: yeast(s)


Fungi found in multi-cellular organisms are: mold(s)


Is fungi prokaryotic or eukaryotic? eukaryotic

, Fungi is widely distributed in water and soil as decomposers
_____________ of dead organisms.


Some fungi are important in: medicine


Are viruses cellular or acellular? acellular


Viruses are composed of _________ (RNA or DNA) and nucleic acid, protein
______________.


_______________are viruses that infect bacteria. bacteriophage


Nucleic acid without a protein coating (half-virus): viroids


Infectious proteinaceous particles: prions


Protozoa are ______ _-celled. single


Are protozoa prokaryotic or eukaryotic? eukaryotic


Do protozoa have a nucleus? yes


Protozoa are found in a variety of ____________ and __________ water, soil
environments.


Who first created the microscope with slices of cork? Robert Hooke


Who is credited with creation of the microscope with Leeuwenhook
300x magnification?


Who is the founder of bacteriology? Ferdinand Cohn


Who disproved spontaneous generation? Louis Pasteur

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