Biogenesis
Microbial Nomenclature
Gene Therapy (not jean therapy)
Germ Theory
Normal Microbiota
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This is the idea that living things come only from other living things

Biogenesis

200

This is the term for devising or choosing of names for things, especially in a science.

Nomenclature

200

 This is the relatively new treatment which has revolutionized treating genetic conditions

Gene Therapy

200

Germ theory of disease states that THIS is the cause of illness, not bad smells or bad vibes (sorry plague doctors!) 

Microorganisms

200

This two word phrase describes the beneficial, microbes living in and around us

Normal Microbiota

400

This scientist showed maggots came from flies, and wasn't generated from rotting meat itself

Francesco Redi

400

This man is responsible for devising microbial nomenclature in 1735

Carolus Linnaeus 

400

These are the two ways in which gene therapy can treat a condition (must get both!)

-Insert a missing gene

-Replace a defective gene

400

This is where Robert Koch discovered Bacillus anthracis in 1876

In the blood of cows that had been infected with anthrax and died

400

These are the microbiota living in the digestive tract, beneficial to their host

Symbiotic gut microbiota

600

These are tiny living things, invisible to the naked eye

Microorganisms

600

These are the rules of microbial nomenclature (must get all three to get credit!) 

■ Genus is capitalized, species is not. 

■ Always italicized 

■ Once the whole name is given once, can be shortened

600

Can gene therapy ONLY treat congenital genetic conditions (IE conditions that someone has from birth?) 

NO- can also be used to treat cancer

600

In what way did Koch test to find out that B. anthracis causes Anthrax?

-isolated B. anthracis 

-injected healthy cows with B. anthracis 

-when they died, isolated b. anthracis again


600

If normal microbiota leave their environment, they can become this kind of microbiota, meaning "causing illness" 

Pathogenic microbiota

800

This is an old, disproven belief that life could come from nonliving things 

Spontaneous Generation

800

This is the traditional language of microbial nomenclature....in nomine bacteria, et archaea, et protozoa fungi.....

Latin

800

In the case of Sickle Cell Anemia, there is a third way in which gene therapy can treat it. What is it?

Turns OFF defective hemoglobin gene and turns ON fetal hemoglobin gene

800

In the 1860s, who was the English physician that was able to greatly reduce infection.... and maybe went on to found a mouthwash company?

Joseph Lister

800

Much like grass, harmful microbes can become this word without symbiotic gut microbiota

Overgrown

1000

This scientist developed the process of making foods safer by reducing pathogenic microorganisms, and helped to disprove spontaneous generation 

Louis Pasteur

1000

These are the names and orders of bacterial nomenclature

Genus, followed by species

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In the treatment of Sickle Cell Disease, these types of cells are collected from patients to be corrected with gene therapy, and then returned to the patient

Stem Cells

1000

What two acids did Lister use to prevent infections on surgical wounds?

Phenol and carbolic acid

1000

Gut microbiota produces these two essential vitamins

Vitamins K and B

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