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Microorganisms

Very small organisms many types of microbes are too small to see without a microscope

Prokaryote

Lack a cellular nucleus

Bacteria

Prokaryote because their dna isn’t housed in a true nucleus, can be harmless and helpful but some are also pathogens causing disease.

Archaea

Unicellular prokaryotic organisms

Eukaryote

Algae , Protozoa , fungi


Membrane bound nuclei, eukaryotic cell

Protozoa

Provide nutrients for other organisms . Some Protozoa move with the help of cilia or flagella

Selective Toxicity

A drug will kill or inhibit the pathogen without harming the host.

Pathogen

Microbe that can cause a disease

Disease

something that interfers with normal functioning of the body


ex . causes


1.Infectious


2.Heredity Genetic


3. Age


4. Poor nutrition


5. Autoimmune

Infectious Disease

Caused by a pathogen

Heredity Genetic Disease

ex. cancer, sickle cell anemia

Contamination

Microorganism that land on or in media that we don't want


-Comes from Sneeze, finger, Hair ...something that falls in that has bacteria on it

Inoculate

to transfer bacteria from source to sterile media

Fermentation

Microorganism will ferment sugar to make products

Hypothesis

A proposed explanation for a natural phenomenon that CAN be tested by obtaining data, often by experimentation

Theory

A thouroghly tested explanation for an observation with significant amount of evidence

Colony

A group of bacteria

Diffusion

movement of molecules from area of high concentration to low concentration

osmotic pressure

The movement of water across a semi-permeable membrane . In response to different solute concentrations on both sides of semi-permeable membrane