Microbiology & Society L8, 9, 10 & 11

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Across
  1. 4. One of the domains of life
  2. 9. A class of protozoa
  3. 10. Hyphae with crosswalls are called this
  4. 13. Name of the ariel hyphae of Zygomycota
  5. 19. Maximum magnification on a compound light microscope
  6. 21. Name for an unstained prep of microorganism
  7. 22. Name of method used in lab to visualise motility
  8. 24. The motile, vegetative feeding form of a protozoa
  9. 26. Class of protoza that Cryptosporidium parvum falls into
  10. 29. A Type of light microscopy
  11. 31. Yeast reproduce by this mechanism
  12. 34. An example of a fungus that falls under the Ascomycota classification
  13. 36. Type of staining when the dye does not stick to the specimen
  14. 37. Plasmodium falciparum is what type of microorganism
  15. 39. These Fungal structures are enclosed within sacs called sporangium
Down
  1. 1. Amoeba use these to move
  2. 2. class of fungi that have the sexual spore ascospores
  3. 3. A class of Archaea
  4. 5. Unicellular form of fungi
  5. 6. Cell walls of fungi are composed of this
  6. 7. Protozoa can produce these under adverse conditions
  7. 8. Extreme halophiles(archaea) use this to generate energy
  8. 9. UV radiation used in this type of microscopy
  9. 11. These particles are used in electron microscopy
  10. 12. Scientific class of fungi that mushrooms belong to
  11. 14. This substance is required for visualisation at 100x
  12. 15. Stain used in capsule staining procedure
  13. 16. Protozoa are often known as this
  14. 17. Objective lens that can be used to visualise protozoa
  15. 18. Archaea often live in this type of environment
  16. 20. Name of spores found free at the top of conidiophores
  17. 23. Type of microorganism darkfield microscopy can be used to visualise
  18. 25. A type of electron microscopy
  19. 27. The number of different scientific classes of fungi
  20. 28. Zygomycota & Ascomycota belong to this type of fungi
  21. 30. This type of microscopy is used to view viruses
  22. 32. Disease caused by Plasmodium falciparum
  23. 33. Threadlike strands of cells found in filamentous fungi
  24. 35. This bacterial structure can be visualised by negative staining
  25. 36. Protozoa are eukaryotic therefore they have this organelle
  26. 38. Type of pH fungi are generally found at
  27. 39. Allows detailed visualisation of the surface of microorganisms