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What are the various types of microbes that can colonize humans? What are they called when they cause disease? - ANSWERBacteria, Archaea, Protozoa, Fungi, Helminths, Viruses; Pathogens What are the three domains of life? What are their key differences? Why are viruses not a domain? - ANSWERBacteria: no nucleus, typically single celled; Archaea: no nucleus, typically single celled; Eukarya: nucleus, single and multi celled, larger Viruses: are not cells and are not considered living size of microbes from largest to smallest - ANSWERHelminth, Fungus, Protozoa, Bacteria, Archaea, Virus How do we utilize microbes for other purposes to advance society? - ANSWERBiotechnology- manipulation of microorganisms to make products in industrial field Genetic Engineering- modifying plants and animals to create GMO's (food) or drugs, hormones, and enzymes Bioremediation- microorganisms reestablishing an environment What is the natural role & impact of microbes on Earth and within our own bodies? - ANSWEROn earth: regulate temperature by emitting (Carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, & methane) Contribute to photosynthesis, aid plants in growth, put oxygen in the atmosphere

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BIO 210 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
What are the various types of microbes that can colonize humans? What are they called
when they cause disease? - ANSWERBacteria, Archaea, Protozoa, Fungi, Helminths,
Viruses; Pathogens

What are the three domains of life? What are their key differences? Why are viruses not
a domain? - ANSWERBacteria: no nucleus, typically single celled; Archaea: no nucleus,
typically single celled; Eukarya: nucleus, single and multi celled, larger
Viruses: are not cells and are not considered living

size of microbes from largest to smallest - ANSWERHelminth, Fungus, Protozoa,
Bacteria, Archaea, Virus

How do we utilize microbes for other purposes to advance society? -
ANSWERBiotechnology- manipulation of microorganisms to make products in industrial
field
Genetic Engineering- modifying plants and animals to create GMO's (food) or drugs,
hormones, and enzymes
Bioremediation- microorganisms reestablishing an environment

What is the natural role & impact of microbes on Earth and within our own bodies? -
ANSWEROn earth: regulate temperature by emitting (Carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, &
methane) Contribute to photosynthesis, aid plants in growth, put oxygen in the
atmosphere
In humans: bread rise, ferment alcohol, age cheese, can help fight infections

What did Leeuwenhoek contribute to microbiology? - ANSWER-grinded lens & made
over 260 small microscopes
-magnify objects 300 times
-called bacteria & protozoa animalcules

What are Louis Pasteur's contributions to microbiology? - ANSWER-invented
pasteurization
-germ theory of disease (microorganisms are causing disease)

Who was the first person to observe microbes? - ANSWERRobert Hooke

What are the steps of the scientific method? - ANSWER1. formulate a question
2. background research
3. construct hypothesis
4. test hypothesis

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