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| The process of one organism dividing into two organisms. |
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| A thick- walled structure that forms inside a bacterial cell |
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| A whip-like thread used for movement by bacteria |
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| An organism that provides food for a parasite |
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| A chemical substance that interferes with the way viruses produce |
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| Steps for proving that a diseease is caused by a certain microscopic organism |
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| An organism that lives in or on another living thing that gets food |
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| The process of heating milk to kill harmfull bacteria |
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| Organisms that use dead materials for food |
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| Chemical substances that kill or slow the growth of bacteria |
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| The producing of a living from only one parent |
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| Very small, one-celled monerans |
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| The use of living things to solve practical problems |
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| Small, one-celled monerans that contain clorophyll and can make thier own food |
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| A sticky outer layer produced by bacteria |
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| A group of similar cells growing next to each other that do not depend on each other |
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| Living things that got thier food from breaking down dead matter into simpler chemicals |
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