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4 hour subject Assessments: first mid term exam : 15% Second mid term exam : 15% Final theoretical exam : 40% Total theory: 70% Lab quiz and evaluation 10% Final practical exam 20%

Over view : Microorganism: is a small living organism found in every ecosystem and in close association with every type of multi-cellular organism. It lives within human body and participate in body function as bacteria in intestine, it is called Normal flora

Where as 3 % of known microbes are harmful to human body: it is called pathogen.

Taxonomy which is “the science of classification of living organisms” According to Bergeys manual of systemic bacteriology consisted of separated areas : 1. classification 2.nomenclature 3.identification

Classification : arrangement of organisms into taxonomic ( taxa ) on the basis of similarities or relationships. The taxa include: 1. Kingdom or domains 2. Division or phyla 3. Classes 4. Order 5. Families 6. Genera 7. Species

There is 5 kingdom: Procaryotae Bacteria and archaeans. Protista Algae and protozoea. Fungi fungi Plantea plantae Animalia animals and human.

Viruses are not included because they are not living cell. C omparison of human and bacterial classification : Medically important bacteria Human being Kingdom : procaryotae Phylum : proteobacteria Class : gamma proteobacteria Order : Enterbacteriales Family : Enterbacteriaceae Genus : Escherichia Species : Escherichia coli Animalia Chordata Mammalia Primates Hominidae Homo Homo sapiens

Nomenclature : name the organisms according the international rules. The first name is genus and the second name is species. And it is written either underlined or italic. Quite often bacteria are named for the disease that they cause example: Bacillus anthrax anthrax Streptococcus pneumonia------pneumonia Haemophilus influenzae influenzae disease

MICROORGANISM IS CLASSIFIED INTO : CELLULAR ACELLULAR viruses Procaryotic Bacteria Eucaryotic Protozoa fungi

Cells in our world come in two basic types, prokaryotic and eukaryotic. "Karyose" comes from a Greek word which means "kernel," as in a kernel of grain. In biology, we use this word root to refer to the nucleus of a cell. "Pro" means "before," and "eu" means "true," or "good." So "Prokaryotic" means "before a nucleus," and "eukaryotic" means "possessing a true nucleus." This is a big hint about one of the differences between these two cell types. Prokaryotic cells have no nuclei, while eukaryotic cells do have true nuclei. This is far from the only difference between these two cell types

prokarypticeuokaryotic All bacteriaAll animals and protozoaBiological distribution AbsentPresentsNuclear membrane Generally absents presentsMembranous structures other than cell membrane 70s80sCytoplasmic ribosome's (density) present of complex chemical, containing peptidoglycan absentCell wall presentabsentPhotosynthesis

BACTERIA It is prokaryotic organisms that has been divided into two major groups: The eubacteria : that include all bacteria of medical importance. And the archae bacteria ; collection of the other bacteria

Historical Background

Scientist Anton van leeuwenhoek( )(holland) Father of microbiology: he is the first one to see the live bacteria and protozoa by single lance microscope. He called the small living organism “animalcules”

– Carolus Linnaeus classified all known plants and animals and set down rules for classification – The Golden Age of Microbiology

Louis paster: He is French chemist 1. He discover forms of life that can exist in the presence of oxygen called “aerobes” and anaerobes can exist with out oxygen. 2. Develop a process called pasteurization is heat liquid 55⁰c for several minutes pasteurization does not kill all microorganism. 3. He discover the infectious agent that affect silk industry in France 4. He made significant contribution to the germ theory of disease - specific microorganism cause specific infectious disease-. 5. He discover a vaccine for chicken cholera. 6. Develop vaccine for dog and human rabies.

Robert koch: 1. Culture bacteria on a solid media. 2. He invent petridishes 3. He use the agar as solid media and isolate the organism in a pure culture. 4. He discover (mycobacterium tuberculosies) that cause tuberculosis and Invent skin test to diagnose the T.B. 5. He discover vibrio choleae

By the end of this lecture you should know : 1. Taxonomy of living microorganisms 2. Difference bet. Eu via pro karyotic cell and the meaning of it. 3. The achievements of the three scientist.