Introduction to Microorganisms and History

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Define Microorganisms

Minute living things that can’t be seen with the naked eye

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Define Medical microbiology

Study of Pathogenic microbes and role of microbes in human illness

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What are the 2 Branches of Microbiology? Give 1 example of each type

1.Pure Microbio = Bacteriology, Mycology, Virology….

  1. Applied Microbio = Medical, Pharma, Imdustrial

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in the application of Microorganisms there is a production of 2 things:

Amino acids, Antibiotics

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4 ways Microorganisms create symbiotic microbial benefits

  1. Aiding digestion

  2. Producing beneficial products

  3. Vitamins and amino acids

  4. Suppressing pathogenic microbes

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Probiotics vs Prebiotics

Probiotics = Bacteria potentially benefit digestive system

Prebiotic = Substance consumed to grow probiotic microbes

Examples of symbiotic microbial benefits

Eating fermented food confer benefits by probiotics and probiotics

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Microbial immunotherapy in cancer treatment:

Oncolytic virotherapy vs oncolytic bacteria?

2 examples of oncolytic bacteria?

Oncolytic virotherapy: Genetically modified virus target and destroy cells

Oncolytic bacteria: used specifically to attack tumor cells.

Eg: Clostridium Novyi and Listeria Monocytogenes

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Application of microbes in Industry and waste management?

Industrial fermentation (alcohol, vinegar, dairy)

Microbial biodegradation of wastes

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Who

Discovered live microorganisms including bacteria

Named it animalcules

Antoni Van Leeuwenhoek (Dutch)

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Who discovered the Smallpox Vaccine

Edward Jenner

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Which Scientist contributed to germ theory and discovered bacteria of TB, anthrax and cholera

Robert Koch

  • Best known for germ theory contribution (proving specific disease caused by specific pathogen microbes)

  • 1st scientist to isolate bacteria in pure culture resulting in Myobacterium tuberculosis causative agent of TB

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Who discovered the Vaccine of Anthrax and Rabies, Proposed germ theory of disease and Aseptic techniques?

Louis Pasteur (France)

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Who discovered the filterable agent (Virus)?

Dmitri Ivanowsk

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Who discovered TMV coining the term virus and how soil Microbiome affect ecological process?

Martinis Beijerinck

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Who discovered BCG bacteria and it’s vaccine

Albert Calmette and Camille Guerin

BCG = Bacillus Calmette Guerin

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Who discovered Penicillin?

Alexander Fleming

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Who discovered Streptomycin?

Selmen Waksman

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Who discovered Cephalosporin?

Edward Penley Abraham

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Who is the Father of modern taxonomy and classification?

Carolus Linnaeus

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  1. Binomial nomenclature? Taxonomy classification order?

Binomial Nomenclature = (Genus, Species)

Taxonomy and classification order

  1. Kingdom

  2. Class

  3. Order

  4. Family

  5. Genus

  6. Species

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Who discovered new bacteria incl Bacillus from algae and photosynthetic bacteria and is the first to formulate scheme for bacteria taxonomic classification?

Ferdinand Cohn

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Who formulated cell theory

Schleiden and Schwann (DE)

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Who worked with Pasteur in disproving spontaneous generation?

M John Tyndall (U.K.)

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Tyndallization vs Pasteurisation?

  • Pasteurisation : Heat liq enough to kill spoilage bacteria

  • Tyndillization: Sterilization through heat repeated boiling and cooling to kill endospores which kills the bacteria

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  • Who is the father of modern antiseptic surgical techniques? What did he use?

Joseph lister

Use of Phenol (Carbolic acid)

  • Applying Pasteur Germ theory of diseases he introduced antiseptic techniques to surgery significantly reducing Post-OP infections

  • Used Phenol as an antiseptic to sterilise surgical instrument and clean wounds

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Who was the founder of Marine Microbiology

Adrien Certes

One of Pasteurs Student

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Who discovered Bacteriophages and was one of the earliest applied microbiologist?

Felix Hubert d’ Herelle

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What is the golden age of microbiology?

1857-1914

  • Pasteurs work

  • Relationship between microbes and disease

  • Immunity

  • Antimicrobial drugs