Biol 2230 Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

BIOL 2230 Exam 2 Questions and Answers What role has endosymbiosis played in evolution? - What are some distinguishing features of Protists? - - Highly diverse grouping of eukaryotic organisms - Unicellular or multicellular - Autotrophs (algae) or Heterotrophs (protozoa) - Motile or non-motile - Cell walls or no cell walls Most are harmless, but some cause disease What are algae and protozoans? - PROTOZOANS: -pathogens - unicellular - heterotrophic - motile (flagella, cilia, psue...

BIOL 2230 Exam 3 Questions and A Level Answers What are pathology, etiology, and pathogenesis? - Pathology - the study of disease Etiology - the cause of disease Pathogenesis - studying the process of disease How does the term disease differ from infection? - Disease - movement of the body away from a state of "health" Infection - colonization of the body by microorganisms What are the three types of symbiosis? - 1) Mutualism (+/+) → Ex. E. Coli 2) Commensalism (+/0) → Ex. Candi...

BIOL 2230 Exam 1 Questions and Answers Who was the first to see microorganisms? How? When? - Anton Leeuwenhoek, with the lens he grinded, 1674 Who developed the germ theory of disease? - Pasteur & Kock What are the various types of microorganisms? - Bacteria, Eukarya, and Archaea What are prokaryotes and eukaryotes? - Prokaryotes - no nucleus or internal membranes Eukaryotes - have nucleus and internal membranes What are bacteria and archaeans? - Bacteria - domain of prokaryotic organ...

BIOL 2230 Lab Final Exam Questions and Answers Scientific Method - Make Observations Ask Questions Form a Hypothesis Collect Data Controls: Positive and Negative Draw logical Conclusions Repeat experiments Share your findings Get Feedback Revise hypotheses and statements Form New questions, ideas, hypotheses, and experiments Agar vs Broth - Agar allow organisms to be grown on top Broth allows organisms to be grown within What are the types of media? - Complex Reducing Enriched ...

BIOL 2230 Lab Midterm Questions and Answers Scientific Method - Make Observations Ask Questions Form a Hypothesis Collect Data Controls: Positive and Negative Draw logical Conclusions Repeat experiments Share your findings Get Feedback Revise hypotheses and statements Form New questions, ideas, hypotheses, and experiments Agar vs Broth - Agar allow organisms to be grown on top Broth allows organisms to be grown within What are the types of media? - Complex Reducing Enriched Se...

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Anatomy introduction to cells and tissues, vertebrates and early development of humans