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| live on living or dead organisms |
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| that are saprophytes decomposing dead and dying material, using it as food |
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| a type of asexual reproduction with unequal division of one cell into two cells |
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| asexual reproduction from which pieces of hyphae grow |
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| Asexual reproduction with haploid cells and dispersal |
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| Asexual sporulation of yeasts during budding produces: |
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| long chains of elongated yeast |
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| when individual cells fuse their membranes and exchange genetic information |
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| the transfer of genetic sequence from on chromatid to a homologous chromatid during meiosis |
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| results when the segment between two breaks is reinserted in reversed orientation in the same chromosome |
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| when a segment is removed and transferred into another chormosome |
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| occurs when polypeptides from two mutants repair each other when they bind together |
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| obtain carbon compounds from non living organic material as saprophytes or from living tissues as symbionts |
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| faculatation pathogens that live on damaged tissue and usually bring about the death of their hosts |
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| obligate pathogens, dependent on living host tissues |
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| a glycoprotein component of fungal cell walls which suppresses lymphoblast formation and proliferation. Also inhibits kertinocyte proliferation by slowing epidermal turnover |
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| acting as allergins causing granuloma formations |
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| Virulence: normal growth rate considered virulent |
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| Determined by growth rate |
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