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| unique type of dormant cell |
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| Endospores are commonly found in what |
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| endospores are resistant to what |
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| heat, desiccation, chemicals, ultraviolet light, and boiling water |
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| Endospores can remain dormant for how long |
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| Endospores that survive can germinate to become... |
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| growing and metabolically active |
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| inert, resistant to heat & disinfectants |
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| induced by presence of water and specific chemical or stimulus |
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| Sporulation is triggered by |
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| Carbon nitrogen limitation |
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| Cortex (of spore) maintains core in |
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| dehydrated state and protects from heat |
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| (spores) Core has small proteins that bind and protect |
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| heat and chemical exposure |
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