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Module 1: Introduction to Module 1: Introduction to Microbiology & MicroorganismMicrobiology & MicroorganismLearning Objective:Knows the basic knowledge of the theories of spontaneous generation among the major group of organism of studiedin several ways in which microbes affect our Microbes in our livesLiving things too small too be seen with theunaided eye are called is important in the maintenanceof an ecological balance on and are needed to maintain the animal microorganisms are used to produce foodsand microorganism cause The First ObservationRobert Hooke observed the plant material was composedof little boxes ; he introduced the sobservationswerethegroundworkforHooke sobservationswerethegroundworkfordevelop ment of the cell theory, the concept that all livingthings are composed of Van Leeuwenhoek, using a simple microscope, wasthe first to observe Hypothesis of the Origin of the MicroorganismTwo hypothesis attempted to explain the origin of the microbes: Biogenesis They arose only from other living things of their samekind.
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