Reduce number of microbes to a safe level Repair mechanism involves looking for
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Reduce number of microbes to a safe level Repair mechanism involves looking for non-complementary base pairs Non-living infectious agent Most common hospital acquired infection Secondary ______ slows the growth of competitors DNA to RNA animal with photosynthetic partner On top of the In function that appear after a prolonged democracy Viral protein coat Fungus that helps plants Chitin cell walls Getting DNA from a phage Fungus + algae Getting DNA from the environment growth _____ are needed to grow but cannot be made First to describe living cell Relationship where one benefits and the other is horned Proteolytic domain that superficially resembles bacteria Hospital acquired Floating photosynthetic organisms All of your genes ______ Immunity is when the immune system is deliberately stimulated Device used for low temperature storage Thymine ______ are a type of mutton DOWN Type of RNA millionth of a meter Eats wood All life is classified into 3 Both benefit preps the immune system for pathogens Organisms on the seat floor Getsick, get better Found everywhere, includes pathogens Virus that infects bacteria Normal ______ is always with you Extra-chromosomal ring of DNA __factors promote pathogenicity Briefly heating milk to reduce number of pathogens medium used to grow a particular microbe Kill/activate all microbes RNA to protein Letting material settle out of waste water Nitrogen___ removes Nitrogen___ form the atmosphere Natural habitat of the pathogen coating of living material Eukaryotic domain Proportion of sick people who die from a disease Secondary ____involves using microbes to consume organic matter in water Proportion of exposed population that gets a disease Organisms floating in water NO nucleus Postulates used to link microbe to disease Al gal ___can happen after large nutrient inputs Group of eukaryotes that are hard to classify Eat grass ___snow fall to the ocean depths Self-replicating protein Purple is positiveExplanation / Answer
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1.: is known as Reduced level of Bisafety level-1 (BSL-1)
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8: Viruses and prions.
10:Urinary tract infections (UTIs), pneumonia, and surgical wound infections.
11 Secodary infection
12: DNA to RNA is known as Transcription
17:Sea Slug - Elysia chlorotica
18: Head containg DNA or RNA
21:latent infection
23: is known as capsid
25: A mycorrhiza is a symbiotic association between a fungus and the roots of host plant
26: Fungi have chitin cell wall.
31: Bacteriophage
32: lichens
37: Metagenomics
38: Growth hormones are needed for growth but can not be made outside
40:Robert Hooke in 1665
42:Parasitism
44:Archaea domain
47:Hospital acquired infections are:Urinary tract infections (UTIs) and pneumonia.
48: A. Bucella is floating photosynthatic organism
52: is known as Genome
53: Active immunity
54: Cryopreservator devices or ultralow temperature refregirators
56: Thymine dimmers are a type of mutation
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2: mRNA, tRNA and rRNA
3: micrometer, symbol µm. Sometimes called a micron.
5:Xylophagy is the term used for those who eat wood
6: All lifes are callsified into 3 domains named as Bacteria, Archaea and Eukaryota.
7: A mutualistic relationship is where both organims benefit.
9: Weak immunity
10:organisms that live on the ocean floor are called Benthos
13: Common cold
14: Bacteria's
15:Bacteriophage, also called phage or bacterial virus
16: microorganisms
19: Plasmid
20:Virulence factors
22:ESL milk has a microbial filtration step and lower temperatures. A less conventional, is to heat milk at 63 °C (145 °F) for 30 minutes.
24: selective media
27: Autoclaving
28: Translation
29: filtration
30: Nitrogen cycle
33: The natural habitat of a pathogen is referred to as its Reservoir.
34: cell wall in plants and cell membrane in prokaryotes
35: having well defined nucleous and cell membrane
36: mortility rate of disease.
39: secondary metabolism
41: Attributable risk
42:They have no particular collective name. Examples are Plankton,phytoplankton,zooplankton, algae, seagulls, etc
43: Prokaryotic organsims
45:Koch's Postulates are used to link bacteria with disease.
46: Algal bloom
48:Protists is the group of eukryotes which is hard to classify.
49:Herbivores are the animals who eat grass only.
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51:Harmful prion proteins can replicate by converting normal proteins into rogue forms, this type of proteins are known as self replicating proteins.
52: Gram staining, if purple colour appears then bacteria is Gram positive.
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