Chapter 1

6. No membrane-bound compartment containing DNA, lack membrane-bound organelles, and are unicelluar.
8. Fermentation, development of vaccines, and pasteurization.
9. Worms, eukaryotic, living microorganisms.
12. Animal-like protists, eukaryotic, and living microorganisms.
13. Informational molecules of cells and viruses like DNA and RNA.
17. Living things only arise from others of the same kind.
18. Polymers of amino acid monomers.
19. Importance of hand washing to prevent disease.
21. Polymers that contain glycerol, 2 fatty acids, and a phosphate-alcohol group.

1. Membrane-bound compartment contains DNA, membrane-bound organelles, and unicellular or multicellular.
2. Created a series of steps to establish whether or not an organism is pathogenic and which disease it caused.
3. Living prokaryotic microorganisms.
4. Used aseptic techniques in surgery to reduce post-surgical infections.
5. Mono or polysaccharides that store sources of energy and compose the structure of some cellular components.
7. Microbes that cause disease.
10. Plant-like protists, eukaryotic, and living microorganisms.
11. First to observe living cells under a microscope.
14. Polymers made from monomers of glycerol and 3 fatty acids.
15. Not living and do not have cellular structure.
16. Need to infect a cell to reproduce, non-living, non-cellular.
20. First to observe cells under a microscope; observed dead plant cells.