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| Eukaryotes, have nuclear membrane. Include Kingdom Protisa, Kingdom Fungi, Kingdom Plantae, Kingdom Animalia |
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| Made up of a variety of eukaryotic, mostly single-celled organisms. Kingdom composed of eukaryotes that are not classified as plants, animals, or fungi. Some are like plants, animals, or Fungi but are not classified as them. "Junk Drawer" Kingdom. |
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| This kingdom contains Yeasts and molds (candida Albicans)thrush. |
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| Multicellular. (ex. Oak tree) |
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| Multicellular. (mouse, coral reef, sea sponge) |
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| Molds that grown in human body such aspergilus. (farmer's lung) |
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| Animal like (ameba) Plant like (algae) Fungus like (slime mold) |
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| Most Important Slime mold |
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| Study of Algae. Kingdom Protista |
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| Study of Fungi (Kingdom Fungi) domain Eukarya |
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| Microscopic plant life and bacterial colonies |
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| Viruses that infect bacteria |
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| World's best mutators, (virology) ultramicroscopic infectious agent that replicates itself only within cells of living hosts. Then bust from cells and invade other cells |
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| A series of steps followed to solve problems collecting data, formulating hypothesis, testing the hypothesis, and stating conclusions |
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| type of infection - initial, acute infection |
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| type of infection - second infection caused by opportunistic organism after a primary infection has weakened host defenses |
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| Type of infection - host has no apparent symptoms |
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| type of infection - acquired as a consequence of hospitalization |
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| Ability of the organism to invade beyond the original site of entry |
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| type of infection - restricted to a relatively small area of the body |
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| type of infection - spread throughout the body. Also called generalized infection. Caused by invasive organisms |
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| type of infection - begins in a restricted area and then spreads throughout |
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