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| the presence of microorgansims or inanimate objects on surfaces of the skin and mucous membranes. |
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| to introduce a microorgansim into: to introduce into an nstable position for growth |
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| a culture that contains only a single species of organisms |
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| having focus on an object then the object will be visible |
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| if object is placed in the center for viewing, then the object will be centered after changing to another objective. |
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| the abililty of an optical device to shoew 2 items as seperate |
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| A group of original cells |
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| method used to prepare cultures, where inoclum is placed on the top of agar to isolate colonies |
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| the sum of all chemical reactions in the body |
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| breaking down large molecules making smaller components |
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| chemical breakdown where energy is released |
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| less than 7 is acidic; 7 is neutral; more than 7 is basic |
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| Electron Transport System |
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| breakdown of sugar and energy is released, the end product is usually and acid and gas |
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