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In scanning electron microscopy, this is used to stain the specimen.

gold vaporized by a high voltage electric spark

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The three types of bacteria

Bacillus

Coccus

Spirals

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The type of bacteria has an outer membrane

Gram negative

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Who disproved spontaneous generation?

Louis Pasteur
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Units that typical sized bacterium are measured in

micrometers

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Type of microscopy that doesn't require a stained specimen.

Phase-contrast

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This is a partial spiral

Vibrio

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This organelle represents the genetic material in prokaryotes.

Nucleoid

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Who created a microscope, observed bacteria, and reported their findings?

Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

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This structure allows bacteria to survive high heat

endospore

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This technique allows you to look at a thick specimen one layer at a time.

Confocal Scanning Laser

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Bacterial arrangement where coccus-shaped bacteria are joined end to end without a sheath

streptococcus

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Attaches the outer membrane to the bacterial cell wall.

Braun's Lipoprotein

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Proved that Bacillus anthracis was the cause of the disease Anthrax.

Robert Koch

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The function of fimbriae

Attachment to cells

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Total magnification with resolution for a light microscope is limited to 1200x-1500x by this factor.

wavelength of visible light

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Bacterial arrangement where bacilli are lined up side by side

Palisade

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The terminal amino acid in the tetrapeptide linkage of Gram positive bacteria

D-alanine

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Introduced hand disinfection in the hospital.

Semmelweis

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The four steps in Koch's Postulates

1. Observe bacteria when disease is present

2. Grow bacteria in pure culture

3. Infect healthy but susceptible test subject

4. If host gets disease, reisolate same bacterium

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Electron microscopes can provide images at a greater magnification with resolution than light microscopes because...

The wavelength of electrons is much shorter than the wavelength of visible light

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An octet of 8 cocci

Sarcinae

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This part of the bacterial cell prevents osmotic lysis in a dilute environment

Peptidoglycan wall

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Created the first vaccine.

Edward Jenner


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The "glycan" part of peptidoglycan

N-acetyl muramic acid