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    1. The document discusses various microbiology topics including microorganisms that can cause disease, veterinary microbiology, spontaneous generation experiments, Koch's postulates, viruses, culture media, staining techniques, and bacterial classification. 2. Key points covered include Yellow fever virus, the discovery that viruses need animals to multiply, Charles Chamberland's filter discovery, the coined term "bacteriophage", salmonella antigen detection, and the Baltimore classification of viruses based on genome and mRNA synthesis. 3. The document also touches on Gram staining characteristics, oxygen requirements of microorganisms, arboviruses, actinomyces morphology, the IMViC tests, and the commensal relationship between healthy dogs and

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    1. The document discusses various microbiology topics including microorganisms that can cause disease, veterinary microbiology, spontaneous generation experiments, Koch's postulates, viruses, culture media, staining techniques, and bacterial classification. 2. Key points covered include Yellow fever virus, the discovery that viruses need animals to multiply, Charles Chamberland's filter discovery, the coined term "bacteriophage", salmonella antigen detection, and the Baltimore classification of viruses based on genome and mRNA synthesis. 3. The document also touches on Gram staining characteristics, oxygen requirements of microorganisms, arboviruses, actinomyces morphology, the IMViC tests, and the commensal relationship between healthy dogs and

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    1. Study of Microbiology 12.

    Yellow fever virus


    Microorganisms that can or cannot cause Arbovirus (needs mosquito)
    disease
    13. Cell: nucleus, large ribosomes,
    2. Veterinary Microbiology mitosis
    Study of microorganisms that Infects Eukaryote
    humans and animals
    14. Involves conjugation
    3. Spontaneous generation Prokaryote
    Both (Maggots & Mice experiment)
    15. Can not multiply in inert media
    4. First Disproved SG Virus
    Francisco Reddi. Maggots experiment.
    16. Either unicellular or multicellular
    5. Abolished SG Fungi
    Louis Pasteur
    17. Does not describe E. Coli
    6. 2nd of Koch’s Postulate Multicellular
    Suspected microorganisms are isolated and
    grown in pure culture 18. Describes fungi except
    Motile
    7. Pathogens of these Diseases found
    by Koch’s postulate 19. Viroids & Prions are called
    Anthrax & Tuberculosis Sub-viral particles

    8. The limitation of Koch’s Postulate 20. Microbes introduced to culture


    led to the discovery of media
    Virus Inoculum

    9. Who made the filter / Filter Microbes that grow in culture media
    Charles Chamberland / Culture
    Chamberland filter
    (di ko sure sa actual question basta 21. Inoculation of viruses in animals
    ang answer kay Chamberland) Disease-free animals

    10. Was there significant difference on 22. All are true except
    the discovery of TMV Grown in vivo glass
    False (no significant difference, only
    time difference) 23. Paramyxovirus (Embryonated egg)
    Allantoic
    11. Coined the term bacteriophage
    Félix d'Hérelle 24. Influenza (Embryonated egg)
    Amniotic & Allantoic
    25. Culture media of E. Coli 38. Dependent on oxygen
    EMB Obligate aerobe

    26. Positive reaction of EMB 39. Microaerophile oxygen level


    Green metallic sheen Require a level below 10%, normal
    oxygen level 20%
    27. Motile or non-motile test
    SIM 40. Classified based on antigen
    detection (?)
    28. Chemical type of Blood agar (5% Salmonella
    sheep blood)
    Complex 41. Arboviruses are examples of
    Exogenous
    29. Type of dye Methylene blue
    Basic dye 42. Actinomyces bovis
    G+, Filamentous & Branching
    30. Gram Staining type
    Differential 43. G-, curved, Zn-
    Campylobacter, Vibrio
    31. Time for Ziehl Neelsen
    5 mins. - 15 secs. - 1 min. 44. Classification of virus based on
    genome, mRNA synthesis
    32. Capsule staining Primary and Baltimore classification
    Counter stain
    Crystal Violet & Copper sulfate 45. _ directly between animals
    Horizontal
    33. Taxonomy importance
    All of the above _ from parent to kids
    Vertical
    34. Order of Taxonomy
    Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, 46. Bacteriophage shape
    Family, Genus, Species Complex

    35. Incorrect writing of Bacteria Name 47. Group 1


    Bold and Normal dsDNA

    36. _ classification full hereditary traits 48. Group 2


    Genotypic ssDNA

    _ classification morphology 49. Parvoviridae


    Phenotypic Group 2

    37. Thicker in Gram + bacteria 50. Poxviridae


    Peptidoglycan Group 1
    51. Group 4
    +ssRNA

    52. Group 5
    -ssRNA

    53. DNA viruses except


    Reoviridae

    54. All are RNA except


    Herpesviridae

    55. Meaning of “Herpe” from


    Herpesviridae
    Creep

    56. Name from size except


    Astroviridae

    57. Name from shape except


    Paramyxoviridae

    58. Neurotrophic
    Nerves

    59. Shows that there was gas formation


    Rise of Durham

    60. Oxygen formation


    Catalse test

    61. IMViC
    Indole, Methyl Red,
    Voges-Proskauer, Citrate

    62. MR & VP test done simultaneously?


    Yes

    63. Symbiotic relationship between


    Healthy Dogs & Staphylococci
    Commensalism

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