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| bacterial photosynthesis does not produce |
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| an M-RNA that codes for a particular protein will have |
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| closed loops of DNA,accesory genetic info, used for genetic engineering, and are restriction endonucleases |
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| T OR F, staphylococci can form a bot clot via coagulase |
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| it does not stimulate the antibody formation |
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| T OR F: cell mediated immunity involves T cell activity |
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| in type 1 hypersensitivity, what is happening? |
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| IGE antibodies bind to mast cells |
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| complication of streptococcal pharyngitis |
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| a rapid fire cough, found in pertussis |
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| the manoux test identifies? |
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| Salpingitis is associated with |
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| endoginous actinomycete causes diseases and conditions such as |
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| in order to map the e oli chromosome we must interupt |
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| what antibody is first on the scene? |
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| type 1 hypersensitivity has ? |
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| basophils are not involved with |
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| the release of a genome is via |
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| tetanus is not associated with? |
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| letospirosis is not transmited via |
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| gonorrhea does not have a? |
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| sterilized filtration may still have? |
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| ultrasonifications kills microorganisms via? |
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| what is a dry sterilizer? |
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| how does sulfanilamide inhibite bacteria? |
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| it synthesizes folic acid |
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| what does clindamycin treat? |
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| inhibite cell wall production |
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| aflatoxin is produced by ? |
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| aspergillus flavus and is carcinogenic |
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| they inactivate proteins and nucleic acids |
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| trimethoprim and sulfamethoxaxole are examples of? |
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| sulfanamides and folic acid |
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| what blocks cell wall synthesis? |
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| what bloks protein synthesis? |
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| ricketsia does not require? |
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| trachoma is nto treated with? |
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| epidemics of influenza are due to? |
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| a drift of H and N antigen spikes |
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| infectious reticulate bodies |
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| viral envelopes are aquired via? |
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| going through the envelope |
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| omain archea does not have |
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| when you have rabies you don't have a problem...? |
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| histoplasmosis is not associated with? |
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| rhizobium is a genus that carries out nitrogen fixiation and....? |
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| converts nitrogen gas to ammonia |
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| a conjugated vaccine is... |
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| acid fast bacterium that is tuberculoid is...? |
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| e coli and gram negative enteric rods cause? |
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| ultraviolet rays decontaminate? |
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| replicate with chromosome and contain antibiotic resistance |
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| ATP molecules don't have a |
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| the ability of the recipiant cell to take up DNA |
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| chlamidia and ricketsia are...? |
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| obligate intracellular parasites |
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| you cannot cultivate virus's on a |
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| cyrptomegalo virus does not cause |
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| ABC virus does nto cause...? |
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| rabies does not have an..? |
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| babesiosis does not cause? |
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| T OR F: contaminated water is more dangerous than polluted water |
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| bacteria are invovled with? |
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| carbon cycle, nitrogen cycle, and sulfur cycle |
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| fimbae and pilli and made from? |
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| oxidative phospuralization does not include? |
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| T OR F: all stephococcus aureus are pathogenic |
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| bacteriophages have been found in lysogenic relationships with |
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| diptheria and scarlet fever |
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| typhid fever is not found in? |
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| leptospirosis is found in |
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| leprosy belongs to the same genus as the |
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| the development of lysogeny depends on |
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| T OR F: conjugations are more common than transformations |
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| the rolling circle of DNA takes place during |
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| steptokinase would enhance the spreading of that parasite |
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| antibody immunity takes place in the ? |
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| IgE molecules attach to basophils and mast cells |
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| botulism prevents the release of? |
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| clostridium perfringins has |
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| when f- mates with f+ is converted to? |
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| flagella, pilli, and capsules |
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| UV light causes dimers between |
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| type III hypersensitivity is associated with? |
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| acute glomerularnephritis |
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| a complication of streptococcus pharyngitis is |
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| tubuculosis does not have |
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| what causes food poisoning? |
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| tularemia does not have...? |
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| okakazi gragments form during? |
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| the replication fo the bacterial chromosome |
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| genes existing on plasmids may be included for ? |
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| ntibiotic resistance and toxin production |
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| what is not needed for genetic engineering? |
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| normal flora are not found? |
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| the movement of genetic segments is thought to increase the? |
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| the phagocytic part of the antibody is? |
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| polymorphonuclear, monocytes, and RES cells |
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| staphococcal enterotoxins are the most? |
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| under extreme enviornments |
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| lets you identify different types of bacteria |
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| commerical foos are sterilized via? |
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| contaminated water supplies |
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| ivanowsky helped identify? |
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| autotrophic bacteria are found in? |
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