47. When a scientist perceives substance moving from an area of high to low concentration, which one of the below statements CANNOT be assumed ? ( identify the false statement !!!) Group of answer choices the movement may continue until equilibrium is reached this could be a classical example of simple diffusion occurs when bacteria are in low nutrient availability environment the cell most likely is not utilising energy the energy exertion / input is for an downhill process 48. Identify the MISMATCH pair from the following, Group of answer choices zoophilic :::: transmitted through wool wound mycoses :::: chromoblastomycoses Melassezia furfur :::: pityriasis versicolor cutaneous mycoses :::: dermatophytoses superficial mycoses :::: mycetomas

47. When a scientist perceives substance moving from an area of high to low concentration, which one of the below statements CANNOT be assumed ? ( identify the false statement !!!) Group of answer choices the movement may continue until equilibrium is reached this could be a classical example of simple diffusion occurs when bacteria are in low nutrient availability environment the cell most likely is not utilising energy the energy exertion / input is for an downhill process 48. Identify the MISMATCH pair from the following, Group of answer choices zoophilic :::: transmitted through wool wound mycoses :::: chromoblastomycoses Melassezia furfur :::: pityriasis versicolor cutaneous mycoses :::: dermatophytoses superficial mycoses :::: mycetomas

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When a scientist perceives substance moving from an area of high to low concentration, which one of the below statements CANNOT be assumed ? ( identify the false statement !!!)

Group of answer choices

the movement may continue until equilibrium is reached

this could be a classical example of simple diffusion

occurs when bacteria are in low nutrient availability environment

the cell most likely is not utilising energy

the energy exertion / input is for an downhill process

48.

Identify the MISMATCH pair from the following,

Group of answer choices

zoophilic :::: transmitted through wool

wound mycoses :::: chromoblastomycoses

Melassezia furfur :::: pityriasis versicolor

cutaneous mycoses :::: dermatophytoses

superficial mycoses :::: mycetomas

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