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Robert Hooke
he made the microscope well known, also coined the name the cell
Zacharias Jameson
was the person who created the first microscope
Schelidion and Schawann
Later proposed that cells are the fundamentals of life
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
He was a man of very much importance and he was just very interested in microscopes and so in his spare time he built microscopes and he was then able to describe the movement of various bacterias in the shapes that they make. Also sent letters to the Royal Society of London
Girolamo Fracosoro
Proposed the idea of invisible particles causing disease- he was pretty much spot on about how diseases is transmitted.
Athanasius Kircher
Observed what he thought were microscopic worms in the blood of plague victims- but he was incorrectly believe that they caused the plague
Aristotle
He was a big believer of spontaneous generation
Franceso Redi
The reason that flies had people protective organs coming laid eggs on meat, kind of Debunked spontaneous generation
John Needham
He performed an experiment where he heated broth to kill microorganisms to the containers but then the outcome of that experiment still had organized present so he kind of believed in spontaneous regeneration
Lazzaro Spallanzani
Boiled meat and vegetables and broth for a long time and sealed the flask by melting the glass necks( he corrected Needham's experiment ) And no organisms were present.
Louis Pasteur
He settled the controversy between Needham and Spallanzani. Key influenced a lot of things in those included fermentation, pasteurization, and then he also created the vaccine for rabies, anthrax ( was also very interested in this) and Chicken cholera
Joseph Lister:
Really liked Pastures germ theory , He began applying antiseptics to wound infections
Robert Koch
He discovered that specific organisms caused specific diseases. He came up with a list in order to relate certain microorganisms to a disease
Also developed the pure culture technique
- Must always be present in the disease
-Isolate and grow the disease
-Reproduce the disease
- recover the same microorganism in a disease animal
Edward Jenner
Help develop the first of vaccination for smallpox - from cowpox
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
Promoted and variation against smallpox
John Snow
He was the father of epidemiology - He mapped the outbreak of of Cholera
Chadwick
developed a basis for the greatest sanitary movement and proposing network of sewer systems
Ignaz Semmelwies
He believed in hand washing
Alexander Fleming
he accidentally discovered a (bread) mold that kills strep colitis and became later known as penicillin, at first people did not really believe him - he was a doctor not a scientist
Gerhard Domgak
Discovered prontosil, an antibacterial drug used to treat certain types of bacterial infections, was a Nobel prize winner
Chain and Florey
took flemings discovery one step further and created a practical antibiotic that could be used to treat serious bacterial infections, learned how to purify penicillin
also noble peace prize winners
Jacques and Therese Trefoule:
discovered that the liver is involved in metabolizing prontosil and when it is broken down it In a substance called sulfanilamide. - explained how prontosil worked.
Enders, Weller and Robbins:
developed tissue culture medium for growing poilo virus in host cells.
Salk:
used formaldehyde to a polio Virus to inactivate it and then injected it into patients to help create a vaccine
Sabin
Used an attendant or weekend polio virus to create vaccine, was taken orally
Franny Hasse
Assied her husband ( who worked with Koch) and suggested that they use agar instead of gelatin for the pure culture technique.
Von Behring and Kitasato
Discovered humoral immunity to diphtheria or tetanus was due to antibodies
Mechnikov
proposed the phagocytic theory of immunity - host cells ingest and destroy microbes
Paul Ehrlich
He saw antibodies as “magic bullets” made by the body and he wanted to develop the “ magic Bullets”
His ideas was that something could target a a specific disease causing agent.
#606 - he synthesized salvarsan, this was effective against syphilis