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Ch 1: The Microbial World and You
Approximately what percent of mic...,
Intestinal microbes ferment food ...,
What species of fungus is respons...
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Ch 3: Observic Microorganisms Through a Microscope
One angstrom a is equivalent to _...,
What are the typical magnificatio...,
What does it mean when a microsco...
65
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Ch 4: Functional Anatomy of Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells
How wide is a typical prokaryote 1,
How long is a typical prokaryote 2,
What is the diameter of a typical...
73
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Ch 5: Microbial Metabolism
According to collision theory wha...,
How much can enzymes increase rea...,
What is the turnover number of an...
41
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Ch 6: Microbial Growth
What unites are used to measure g...,
What is the approximate temperatu...,
What is a strict psychrophile whe...
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Ch 7: Control of Microbial Growth
What is the difference between di...,
What is degerming 2,
What is sanitization 3
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Ch 8: Microbial genetics
How big is a bacterial chromosome...,
How big is a bacterial plasmid 2,
What are the differences between ...
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Ch 9: Biotechnology and Recombinant DNA
What is the function of restricti...,
True or false blunt ends of dna c...,
True or false stick end dna overh...
46
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Ch 10: Classification of Microorganisms
What is taxonomy 1,
What is phylogeny 2,
Taxonomy produces a _____ while p...
12
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Ch 11: Prokaryotes: Domains, Bacteria, and Archaea
What phylum contains mostly chemo...,
What are the subclasses of proteo...,
Identify the genus phylum alphapr...
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Ch 12: Eukaryotes
Most molds are ___ while most yea...,
True or false most fungi can tole...,
What are mycorrhizae 3
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Ch 13: Viruses, Viroids, and Prions
What type of microscopy is needed...,
Influenza viruses are classified ...,
Is hiv a dna or rna virus 3
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Ch 14: Principles of Disease and Epidemiology
Why might different types of bact...,
What phylum of bacteria dominate ...,
What type of microbiota may be pr...
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Ch 15: Microbial Mechanisms of Pathogenicity
Define pathogenicity 1,
Define virulence 2,
What are the most common portals ...
42
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Ch 16: Innate Immunity
What is the difference between re...,
What is the first line of defense...,
What is the second line of defens...
61
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Ch 17: Adaptive Immunity
Who determined that the body prod...,
Which form of globulins are also ...,
What is the difference between an...
41
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Ch 18: Practical Application of Immunology
Who is credited for performing th...,
What type of virus is measles vir...,
What are some potential complicat...
29
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Ch 19: Disorders Associated with the Immune System
What is a hypersensitivity reacti...,
How long after exposure to an ant...,
How do anaphylactic reactions beg...
44
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Ch 20: Antimicrobial Drugs
Define antibiotic according to th...,
Why have pharmaceutical companies...,
What genus produces more than hal...
88
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