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Microbiology Specialized area of biology that deals with
living things too small to be seen without
magnification.
Microorganisms Bacteria, Archaea, Protozoa, Fungi,
Helminths, Viruses, and Algae.
Introduction to Microbiology_ Microorganisms,
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Normal Biota Microorganisms found in or on the human
body that do not cause harm (most are
beneficial to us).
Pathogens Microorganisms known to cause disease.
Prokaryotic Cells Lack membrane bound organelles,
smaller, mainly bacteria.
Eukaryotic Cells Have membrane bound organelles (e.g.,
nucleus, golgi apparatus, mitochondria
etc.), larger, consist of most other cell
types (animal, plant, fungi, protozoa etc.).
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Microbiology Specialized area of biology that deals with
living things too small to be seen without
magnification.
Microorganisms Bacteria, Archaea, Protozoa, Fungi,
Helminths, Viruses, and Algae.
Introduction to Microbiology_ Microorganisms,
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Normal Biota Microorganisms found in or on the human
body that do not cause harm (most are
beneficial to us).
Pathogens Microorganisms known to cause disease.
Prokaryotic Cells Lack membrane bound organelles,
smaller, mainly bacteria.
Eukaryotic Cells Have membrane bound organelles (e.g.,
nucleus, golgi apparatus, mitochondria
etc.), larger, consist of most other cell
types (animal, plant, fungi, protozoa etc.).
Introduction to Microbiology_ Microorganisms,
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