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Antoni van Leeuwenhoek

First to make a microscope. Called organisms he saw "animalcules"

Leeuwenhoeks microorganisms are grouped into six categories

Bacteria, Archaea, Fungi, Protozoa, Algae, and small multicellular animals

Bacteria and archaea characteristics

-Lack nuclei


-smaller than eukaryotes


-found in extreme enviroments


-reproduce asexually


-cell walls made of peptidoglycan

Fungi characteristics

-Eukaryotic


-obtain food from other organisms


-have cell walls


2 types:


-yeasts and molds

yeasts characteristics

Reproduce by budding


unicellular

mold charcteristics

multicellular


reproduce by sexual and asexual spores

types of locomotion

pseudopods


cilia


flagella

Aristole

believed in spontaneous generation

Redi

his experiments disproved spontaneous generation


(his experiment was the meat in three jars)

Needham

Helped support idea of microbes spontaneously generating


(his experiment was with beef, gravy and plant material)

Spallanzani

his experiment contradicted Needham's findings


he found multiple errors with within needham's experiments

pasteur

Swan necked flask experiment


also developed germ theory of disease

the debate over spontaneous generation lead to the development of

The scientific method

Robert Koch

studied disease causation


first to:


simple stain, photomicrograph, steam sterilize, use petri dishes,

Koch's postulates

suspected agent must be in every found case


agent must be isolated and grown outside host


when introduced to a healthy host they must contract the disease

Semmelweis

required medical students to wash their hands

Lister

Sprayed wounds with carbolic acid

Edward Jenner

developed vaccine against small pox


began field of immunology

Ehrilich

Magic bullets: chemicals that would destroy pathogens but not harm humans

Avery, MacLeod and McCarty

Determined that genes are contained in molecules of DNA

Woese

cells belong in three domains:


Bacteria


Archaea


Eukarya