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Who developed innovate laboratory glassware and experimental methods that conducted to the
young field of bacteriology in the late 19th century? correct answers Louis Pasteur


1861 - The Pasteur Effect correct answers -introduces terms aerobic and anaerobic
-observes that alcohol was produced in absence of oxygen when sugar is fermented


1880 - Attenuated Vaccines correct answers -Pasteur develops a method of attenuating a virulent
pathogen, so it would immunize and not cause disease
-conceptual breakthrough for establishing protection against disease by inoculation of a a
weakened strain of causative agent


1890 - Bacterial Nitrification correct answers -Windogradsky succeeds in isolating nitrifying
bacteria from soil and preforms major definitive work on organisms responsible for process of
nitrification in nature


1897 - Yeast Fementation correct answers -Buchner publishes first evidence of a cell-free
fermentation process using extracts isolated from yeast
-this discovery refutes Pasteur's claim that fermentation requires presence of live cells


1901 - Growth Factors correct answers -water-soluble compound of yeast, later found to be a B
vitamin that is required for the growth of yeast


1905 - Chemicals Produced by Bacteria correct answers -aerobic bacilli isolated —> produces
acetone, ethanol, and acetic acid


1906 - Energy and Carbon Sources correct answers -groundbreaking work on methane-using and
methane-producing bacteria
-first proof that methane can serve as an energy and carbon source

,1924 - Oxidation, Fermentation, and Biosynthesis correct answers -points out that life on earth
would not be possible without microbes


1928 - Bacterial Transformation correct answers -Griffith discovers transformation in bacteria
and establishes the foundation of molecular genetics


1944 - DNA role in Bacterial Transformation correct answers -shows that DNA is the
transforming material in cells


1957 - Microbial Production of Amino Acids correct answers -discovers that bacteria can be used
to produce monosodium glutamate
-leads to a new industry


1967 - Understanding Synthesis of Proteins Through Translation correct answers -proposed the
existence of transfer RNA that uses a three base code and mediates in the synthesis of proteins
-triplet nature of genetic code was first found in T4 phage


1965 - Molecular Systematics correct answers -Pauling unlocked the key to the field of nucleic
acid-based identification of microorganisms by intro of the concept of molecular systematics
using proteins and nucleic acids


1966 - Genetic Control correct answers -realization that chromosomes could be redesigned and
genes moved


1967 - Thermophile Bacterium Machinery correct answers -Brock identifies a thermophile
bacterium from which heat stable DNA polymerase is later isolated and used in PCR


1970 - Restriction Enzymes & Reverse Transciptase correct answers -Smith & Wilcox describe
the action of restriction enzymes which quickly becomes tools for sizing DNA

, -Howard Temin & David Baltimore independently discover reverse transcriptase in RNA viruses


1973 - Recombinant DNA correct answers -if DNA is broken into fragments & combined w/
plasmid DNA, such recombinant DNA molecules will reproduce if inserted into bacterial cells


1977 - Sequencing DNA correct answers -Gilbert uses technique to determine the sequence of an
operon in a bacterial genome
-Sanger use the technique to determine the sequence of all 5375 nucelotides of phage phi-X174


1988 - PCR Technology correct answers -heat stable DNA polymerase from Thermus aquaticus
to establish PCR technology


Key discovery: Virulent pathogens can be attenuated
Scientific significance? correct answers conceptual breakthrough for the development of
vaccines


Key discovery: Isolation of aerobic bacilli
Scientific significance? correct answers used for the production of important industrial chemicals


Key discovery: Transformation discovered in bacteria
Scientific significance? correct answers helped form the basis of molecular genetics


Key discovery: Discovery of a three-base code in T4 bacteriophage
Scientific significance? correct answers all forms of life use this principle to mediate protein
syntheis


Key discovery: Lac region of E.coli was transported into another organism
Scientific significance? correct answers realized chromosomes can be redesigned and genes
moved

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