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2.Why does one cell not necessarily mean equal to one colony? 3. What would happen if incubation time of inoculated agar plates is too short or too long? 4.Why is viable plate count so convenient to apply when counting bacteria?

Why is chemical communication better than electrical impulses as a means of communication between cells in a multi-cellular organism?

1. Explain briefly why sugar could prevent the growth of microorganisms in food. 2. Explain why when rice is dry it can be stored for a long time, but when it is cooked and wet it will go bad quite quickly.

A population numbers 16,000 organisms initially and decreases by 8.9% each year.please type answer in words don't image upload thank you.

1.Define a genetic mutation. 2.Analyse and describe the different types of genetic mutations  and their effects. Then discuss in detail, the role played by DNA and RNA in genetic diseases. 3.Assess and describe the breakthrough, if any, in the treatment and management of genetic diseases. 4.Explain the relationship between muscles, ATP energy and the calcium ion. Thank you.

13. Some fungi live as single-celled organisms. Group of answer choices True False 14. For a fungus, a fruiting body such as a mushroom serves which function? Group of answer choices Allowing asexual reproduction by fragmentation Spreading spores produced during sexual reproduction Causing disease by consuming tissues in an animal host Storing nutrients as a permanent organ in the fungus Question 15 What sort of diseases can be treated with antibiotics? Group of answer choices Cancers Diseases caused by viruses Diseases caused by fungi Diseases caused by bacteria Question 16 Which of the following is an example of a bacterium causing harm to another organism? Group of answer choices Tuberculosis in humans caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis Protozoa in the genus Plasmodium causing malaria in humans Fungi in the genus Penicillium producing penicillin that kills nearby bacteria The ghost plant Monotropa uniflora stealing nutrients from fungi NOV 14 MacBe esc 80 O00 000 F1 F2

What chemical properties can be used to model environmental harm? What is bioaccumulation? Select one: a. Build-up of a chemical in an organism. b. Build-up of a chemical in an organism by ingesting the chemical through water only. C. Build-up of a chemical in a food chain. d. Build-up of a chemical in the environment (since the chemical cannot degrade in through normal environmental processes).

Search rotected View Saved to this PC Layout References Mailings Review View Help Enable Editi Internet can contain virUses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Question 9 1) Hg(OAc), H,O 2) NABH,/OH

Exposure to a certain chemical can cause a change in the sequence of DNA nucleotide bases. This chemical is called a(n) a. antibiotic b. carcinogen c. mutagen d. polysome   If you are dehydrated, your body may produce _____ to help conserve water. a. glucagon b. oxytocin c. ACTH d. vasopressin

Give two examples of toxins or enzymes produced by Staphylococcus aureus. Explain the pathogenic significance of each. Why is Staphylococcus aureus considered a pathogen, while Staphylococcus epidermidis is not? How do selective and differential media help microbiologists identify microbes? What might contribute to the misidentification of a microbe when flow charts are used? How do flow charts promote efficiency in the clinical lab?

- Why is high pressure an attractive approach to sterilization and food preservation? a. It is much cheaper than thermal approaches. b. It preserves nutritional and sensory properties of foods much better than heat. c. It allows many other kinds of containers that cannot otherwise be used with heat. d. High-pressure equipment offers higher profit margins for manufacturers. So biophysical chemists can have jobs e.

The decayed remains of plant and animal materials, partially transformed by bacterial action A) humus B) soil horizon c) soil texture D inorganic materials

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Which of the following is a general guiding principle behind modern biochemistry? Select one: O a. Monomers form dimers form polymers O b. Biological molecules only incorporate carbon, hydrogen and oxygen O c. Biological molecules always take straight-chain forms O d. Monosaccharides of all types move freely in and around all living cells e Carbon-based molecules are uniquely make-able by living things O e. Previous page Quiz navigation Time left 1:34:45 OL O O LO DELL

Pick a vaccine.  Calculate the chance of dying from this vaccine.  Or, calculate the chance of having a serious reaction to this vaccine. To find the incidence of a disease, go to https://www.cdc.gov/Links to an external site. and search for the disease, click on it, and then click "cases and outbreaks."

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During the next week, read and review health-related articles available on the Internet or in your local or national newspaper. Try to find the following terms used in newspaper articles; keep a record of them and describe how they are used: a. epidemiology b. epidemiologist c. infectious disease d. chronic disease e. clinical trial f. increased risk of mortality associated with a new medication

When the paramagnetic species are very close together, or are separated by a species that can transmit magnetic interactions, this will give rise to а. magnetically dilute species. b. ferromagnetism or antiferromagnetism. С. only antiferromagnetism. d. only ferromagnetism

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What other microbial groups besides bacteria have prokaryotic cells?

What is H20?