Microbial Diversity
Cell Anatomy
A History of Microbiology Part 1
A History of Microbiology Part 2
This, that, and the other.
100

This family of cells use spores as part of their reproduction cycle

What are fungi ?

100

This organelle is responsible for creating a physical barrier between the cell and its environment. 

What is the plasma membrane or cell wall ?

100

This public health strategy was used with little success to prevent a leprosy outbreak in biblical times.

What is quarantine ?

100

________ the Iceman, a 5300-year-old mummy found frozen in the ice of the Ötzal Alps on the Austrian-Italian border in 1991.

Who is Otzi ?

100

This is the proper term for harmful, disease causing microbes.

What are pathogens ?

200

These types of microorganisms are considered acellular.

What are viruses ?

200

These tiny hair like "feet" help to move microbes.

What are cilia ?

200

The ancient Greeks attributed disease to this.

What is bad air or mal’aria, which they called “miasmatic odors”?

200

He was the first to develop a lens powerful enough to view microbes.

Who was Antonie van Leeuwenhoek ?

200

This can result from the misuse of antimicrobials and creates a need for new, stronger compounds.

What is antimicrobial resistance ?

300

This type of microbe can be gram stained to help identify the itself.

What are bacteria ?

300

Longer, tail like organelles that enable cellular movement are called this.

What are flagella ?

300

The romans created these to bring fresh water into the cities and towns, and a sewer to take away the foul water.

What are aqueducts ?

300

This person showed that individual microbial strains had unique properties and demonstrated that fermentation is caused by microorganisms.

Who is Louise Pasteur ?

300

This branch of the phylogenetic tree studied in microbiology includes algae, protozoa, fungi, and helminths.

What are eukaryotes ?

400

This is the name of the first modern antibotic based of a fungus.

What is penicillin or penicillium ? 

400

This section of the cell is where genetic information is stored.

What is the nucleus ? 

400

He is is considered the “father of Western medicine”

Who is hippocrates ?

400

a German physician, was the first to demonstrate the connection between a single, isolated microbe and a known human disease.

Who was Robert Koch ?

400

The first phylogenetic tree included animals and plants, then this third branch was added.

What is the protist branch?

500

These microbes can have DNA or RNA but never both.

What are viruses ?

500

This organelle produces proteins for the cell to use.

What is the endoplasmic reticulum?
500

This person was a prolific Roman writer who was one of the first people to propose the concept that things we cannot see can cause disease.

Who was Marcus Terentius Varro?

500

This is the most famous early taxonomist who was a Swedish botanist, zoologist, and physician.

Who was Carolus Linnaeus?

500

This is the name of the red dyed surgical scrub soap we used in our hand washing lab; it was in a cyan colored bottle dispensed from a syringe.

What is Hibiclens or Chlorhexidine ?