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13 Cards in this Set
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The golden age of Microbiology |
1857-1914 |
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Alexander Fleming |
Discovered penicillin in 1928 |
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1876 |
Robert Koch -set of rules establishing that microbes being the cause of specific disease. Kochs postulate |
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1861 |
Louis Pasteur established concept of cell theory and disproved spontaneous generation. |
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Edward Jenner |
First to experiment with the concept of vaccination in 1796 |
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Joseph Lister |
Who used phenol (carbonic acid) to disinfect surgical tools and patients 1860. |
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Ignaz Semmelweis |
Asked hospital staff to wash hands to prevent infection but was fired for being to demanding 1840 |
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Louis Pasteur |
Swan neck flask allowing vital forces into sterile broth with no contamination. Disproving spontaneous generation and establishing second part of cell theory |
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Laruvent Lavoisier |
Demonstrated oxygen was a vital force to living things. |
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John Needham |
Boiled broth to demo cell theory but was discouraged because contamination occurred 1700s |
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Francesco Redi |
Demonstrated cell theory with an experiment involving maggots. 1668 |
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Antoni Leeuwenhoek |
Credited with identifying bacteria as life form 1673 |
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Robert Hooke |
Identified the term 'cell' and established the first part of the cell theory. |
