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Fathers
microscopes
germs
classifying
terms
100
He invented the lighted microscope
who is robert hooke
100
this has a light to visualize enlarged images of specimens
light microscope
100
he started having physicians wash their hands with iodine after noticing diseases in the maternity ward
semmelweis
100
is unicellular, does not have a membrane
prokaryotes
100
implies that all living things change and adapt over the years
evolution
200
the father of microscopy
leewenhoek
200
this has a background brighter than the specimen.
bright field microscope
200
he linked anthrax to a specific disease.
robert koch
200
has a membrane-bound organelles and a nucleus
eukaryotes
200
these are microorganisms regularly found on humans that do not cause disease
normal flora
300
he first seen protozoans and bacteria but did not relate them to diseases
leewenhoek
300
background of the microscope slide is dark where as the organism itself is bright
dark-field microscope
300
he introduced aseptic technique
joseph lister
300
this word means disease causing
pathogenic
300
diseases from contaminated water supplies
waterborne disease
400
with his microscope he observed insects, protozoa, sponges, and bird feathers.
robert hooke
400
uses a beam of electrons rather than light to visualixe specimens
electron microscope
400
he discovered immunology after studying smallpox
edward jenner
400
these can live in extreme environments like hot springs, glaciers, and highly salty environments
archea
400
diseases that result from consuming food that is contaminated with different pathogenic species
foodborne diseases
500
the jannsen father and sonn team were in this profession
dutch eye glass makers
500
uses an ultraviolent lamp to illuminate specimens stained with a florescent stain
flourescence microscopy
500
he was convinced that microbes caused diseases he was never able to link it.
louis pasteur
500
fungi
includes yeast, molds, an mushrooms
500
the formal system of organizing, classifying, and naming of living organisms
taxonomy