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Chapter  1, Part  2: The Microbial  World  and  Y ou Microbiology: A Historical  Perspective

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  • Chapter1,Part2:TheMicrobialWorldandYou

    Microbiology:AHistoricalPerspective

  • TheMicrobialWorldUnveiledbyMicroscopy 1600s:

    RobertHooke:hisMicrographia wasfirsttoshowlifeunderthemicroscope;achievedonly30Xmagnification.

    Antonie vanLeeuwenhoek:firsttoobservesinglecelledmicrobes(animalcules)usingmoresophisticatedmicroscope.

    Thediscoveryofmicrobes wheredidtheyoriginate?

    Spontaneousgeneration:

    Whatisthis?

    *CellTheory

  • FrancescoRediExperiment(1668)

    RefutingSpontaneousGeneration:Air&VitalForces

    JohnNeedham(1745):vitalforceinallmatterpreheatedbrothspouredintocoveredflasks becamefullofmicrobes

    Claim:airrequiredforspontaneousgeneration

    A B C

    FlaskCresultrefutesthisclaim

    Spallanzani (1760s): brothsheatedafter beingsealedinaflasknomicrobialgrowth.**counterargument:vitalforcealtered

    NomaggotsinjarC,butwillmeatbepreserved?

  • Virchow&others(1850s):celltheory biogenesis ProofPasteursexperimentdisprovedabiogenesis:

    Enter LouisPasteur

    Pasteursflaskdesign(i.e.,swanneck)

    Showedmicrobeswerepresentinmanynonlivingsources

    *Aseptictechniquesdeveloped(heat,cottonplugs)

  • PasteursworkbegantheGoldenAgeofMicrobiology(18571914)*contributionsby Pasteur&RobertKoch werekeyinthisera

    Pasteur: Metabolism&growth fermentation(Frenchwineindustry) Foodpreservation(Pasteurization)

    GermTheoryofFermentation(seenextslide)

    Hisidea:microbialactivitytransformsorganicmaterial;similarprocessformicrobesin/onplantsoranimals?Leadsto ??

  • Applytheory tomedicalprocedures: Ignaz Semmelweis (1847):observeddeclineinchildbedfever

    (puerperalfever)linkedtohygienicpractices;useofantiseptic

    JosephLister(1865):employeduseofantisepticagents(carbolicacid)totreatwoundsandsurgicalinstruments.

  • MedicalMicrobiology

    Investigationofanthrax(Bacillusanthracis):e Establishedchainofinfection (transmissionofdisease)using Pureculturetheory:isolateasinglebacterialspeciesfromamixed

    culture;establishpurecultureisolateisthecausativeagent.

    RobertKoch(1870s):firsttoestablishscientificprinciplesfordetermining: Aspecificmicrobecausedaspecificdisease

    Solidgrowthmedia:solidifyliquidgrowthmediumbyadditionofgelatin,lateragar.

    Theconcept:

  • KochsPostulates

    Dotheyapplytoalldiseases?

    IsolationofBacillusanthracis,frominfectedcattle

    Allowedforformulationofprinciplestoestablishacausativelinkbetweenthisisolateandanthrax.

    Kochspostulatesremainaguidetodeterminingthemicrobediseaselink.

  • ImmunizationPreventsDisease Vaccinations:relyonattenuatedvirusor

    bacteria(lessactiveform,lossofvirulence)

    Basicprincipleofimmunization:

    LadyMontagu(1700s):smallpox;inoculatewithmaterialfromsmallpoxpustules

    EdwardJenner(1700s):cowpoxvaccinationtoprotectagainstsmallpox;safer howso?

    Pasteur(1880s):firsttorecognizevalueofattenuatedpathogen;studyoffowlcholera&rabiesvaccine.

  • Cardinalruleofchemotherapy:killtheinfectingagent,notthepatient Syntheticdrugs:PaulErlichsmagicbullet(1910) salvarsan

    treatmentforsyphilis;quinine;sulfadrugs.

    Discoveryofantibiotics:naturallyoccurringamongmicrobes

    Chemotherapy

    Microbesfightback:antibioticresistance

    Antimicrobialsv.Viraldiseases

    AlexanderFleming(1929)&Penicillin(fromthemoldPenicillium notatum)

  • Definingwhatisconsideredamicrobe Typesofmicrobes

    Prokaryotic:bacteria,archaea Eukaryotic:algae,protozoa,certainmolds/fungi(yeast) Viruses

    Bacterialgenomes Microbialoriginsandevolution Classificationofmicrobes Impactofmicrobesonsociety

    Ecology(Winogradski,Biejerinck) Biotechnology/Bioremediation Publichealth UnderstandingofDNA,proteinsynthesis&otherbasiclifeprocesses

    Summary Part1

  • Historicalimportance(GoldenAgeofMicrobiology:1850stoearly1900s) Microscopy(Hooke,vanLeeuwenhoek)

    Spontaneousgeneration

    GermTheoryofFermentation

    GermTheoryofDisease

    WorkofPasteur&Koch

    Immunization,vaccination(Jenner)

    Chemotherapy Developmentofantibiotics(Erlich,Fleming)

    Summary Part2