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| medicines used to treat bacterial infections...not viruses |
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| a process used by the food industry that is used to kill harmful bacteria |
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| cold, flu, rabies, AIDS, chicken pox, polio |
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| examples of illnesses caused by viruses |
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| an organism that lives on or in another organisms and causes it harm |
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| a human organ where a large amount of helpful bacteria are found |
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| a cell in which a virus reproduces |
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| an organism that causes disease |
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| harmful chemicals(poisons)produced by pathogen. |
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| a solution made from dead or weakened viruses that prevent (not cures)viral infections |
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| bacteria that release nutrients into the soil that allow plants to grow |
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| Describes an organism with a nucleus. Protists and Fungi belong to this group |
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| Short threadlike structures that extend from the cell membrane - Used for movement |
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| animal like protists that moves with pseudopods. (blob-like protozoan) |
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| threadlike tubes that make up the body of fungus |
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| a type of algae that grows in low light conditions such as deep oceans |
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| "false foot" - the way amoeba move |
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| moves with a flagellum. Has a red eyespot to detect light. Is both an algae and a protozoan |
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| a protists that cause malaria |
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| fungus-like protist caused this in the 1840's |
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| a relationship between two organisms where they both benefit |
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| a fungus and an algae that live together in a mutualistic relationship - they can grow on bare rock and in the frozen tundra |
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| a long thin whip-like structure that helps some protists to move |
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| a many celled brown algae |
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| another name for plant-like protists |
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| reproductive cells of fungi |
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| a protozoan that moves with cilia |
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| organisms that break down and decay other dead organisms - "recyclers" |
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plant-like (algae)
animal-like (protozoans)
fungus-like |
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| A virus that causes AIDS. It is transmitted in body fluids. |
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| In 1796, he created a vaccine for small pox |
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| when too much nitrogen in water causes algae to grow too quickly |
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