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Scientists100

This scientist developed the 1st vaccine.

A: Who is Pasteur?

Scientists200

A: Who is Lister?

This scientist created antiseptics.

Scientists300

A: What is Anthrax?

Koch developed the Germ Theory by studying this disease.

Scientists400

A: Who is Stanley?

TMV was discovered by this man using an electron microscope.

Scientists500

A: What is Gram – (protein walls) ?

The Gram stain turns this type of bacteria red.

Bacteria100

A: What are Staphlococcus?

Clusters of round bacteria

Bacteria200

A: What is a vibrio?

Bacteria that are shaped like a comma

Bacteria300

A: What are streptobacilli?

A chain of rod shaped bacteria.

Bacteria400

A: What is the endospore?

This protective layer forms when conditions are poor.

Bacteria500

A: What is the capsule?

This sticky layer prevents wbc’s from attacking the bacterial

genome.

Virus100

A: What is helical?

A virus with a “slinky-like” shape.

Virus200

A: What is the envelope?

This structure helps the virus to hide in the host?

Virus300

A: What is a provirus?

This virus remains in the body & reappears from time to time.

Virus400

A: What is the capsid?

This structure give the virus its unique shape.

Virus500

A: What is acellular, req’ host, DNA or RNA?

2 reasons why viruses are considered non-living.

Immunology100

A: What is non-specific?

1st & 2nd lines are the same for all pathogens & are called…

Immunology200

A: What are the white blood cells?

These cells are a major component of the 2nd line of defense.

Immunology300

A: What is histamine?

This chemical triggers all of the crummy symptoms

Immunology400

A: What are antibodies?

The 3rd line of defense is characterized by the production of

these proteins.

Immunology500

A: What are the Killer, Helper, Suppressor?

The 3 types of T-cells used by the cell-mediated response.

Cell Division100

A: Where are somatic?

Mitosis is the division of these body cells.

Cell Division200

A: What is diploid?

A cell that contains 2 sets of chromosomes.

Cell Division 300

A: What is crossing over?

Gametes are unique due to the process of…

Cell Division400

A: What is pluripotent?

Stem cells can become many different cells & are called…

Cell Division500

A: What is cleavage?

Rapid cellular division during the formation of an embryo is

called…