Eukaryotes
Cells isolated from a body's living tissue or organs.
What are primary cells?
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-Gram positive / negative
-Cocci / Bacilli / Spiral
-Name
-Positive
-Cocci
-Clusters
Equipment used to heat and sterilize.
What is a Bunsen burner?
This scientist disproved spontaneous generation and discovered life comes from life.
Who is Louis Pasteur?
Yeast falls under this domain of life.
What is Eukarya?
Unicellular organisms (mostly) with the characteristics of animals, plants, and/or fungi, but do not fall into those families.
What are protists?
This type of bacteria grows best between 15-40°C
What is mesophilic bacteria?
This staining technique uses an anionic dye to repel against the cell wall and cytoplasm of bacteria, dying the background of a slide.
What is negative staining?
This scientist made a microscope with more magnification and drew detailed sketches of "animalcules."
Who is Anton van Leeuwenhoek?
To deteriorate with age.
What is senesce?
Fungi cell walls are made of this.
What is chitin?
Bacteria is a good host for these proteins.
What is a recombinant bacteria?
These are the 3 examples of solid media that we use to culture bacteria.
What are petri plates, deep tubes, and slants?
This scientist drew meticulous pictures of his findings of sliced cork in his book Micrographia. His findings encouraged others to use microscopes.
Who is Robert Hooke?
Bacteria that thrive in very salty environments.
What are halophiles?
A cell culture developed from a single cell; genetically modified to grow indefinitely and be immortal.
What are cell lines?
This type of bacteria retains blue-purple dye.
What is gram positive bacteria?
This is the area surrounding the disks where bacteria do not grow.
What is the zone of inhibition?
Scientist who developed postulates to explain the cause of disease, sometimes referred to as the "Father of Aseptic Technique."
Who is Robert Koch?
This shape of bacteria is hardest to gram stain.
What are spiral/spirochete?
Plant cells are this type of stem cell, because they can become any cell AND regenerate an entire plant.
What is totipotent?
These are used to fight against bacterial infections.
What are antibiotics?
Cell lines typically grow in this kind of culture, which is less expensive and requires less space and media than others.
What is suspension?
This scientist discovered the first antibiotic, penicillin.
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-Gram positive / negative
-Cocci / Bacilli / Spiral
-Name
-Gram negative
-Bacilli
-Thin Need Shape