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| bacteria replication type |
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1 dna replicated, cell elongates
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| eukaryotic replication type |
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| prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase |
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| logarithmic bacterial growth formula |
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| log Nt = t * log 2/T + log N0 |
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| T for rapidly growing human cells |
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| What limits bacterial exponential growth |
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| rapid consumption of nutrients and build up of wastes |
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| replication period and burst size of T even bacteriophage |
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| 1 hour and 100 prions per burst |
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| zone of dead cells resulting from virus |
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| lytic cycle growth formula |
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| burst size, # progeny releases per cell lysed |
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| budding cycle growth equation |
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| HIV specific growth rate = |
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| complications of antiviral therapy |
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| by the time clinical symptoms and signs appear, the virus population is huge and possibly out of control and may have caused damage |
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