Micro Chapter 3 And 4

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Eukaryotic cells helm

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Helminths

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Round worms

Flukes

Pinworms

Tapeworms

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Liposaccharide is a virulence factor of

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Gram negative bacteria

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Fungi produce -------- for asexual reproduction

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Exospores

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Outcomes of gram stains are based on differences in

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Cell walls

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Mitochondria originated from

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Bacteria

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Two categories of fungi cause human diseases

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Primary and secondary

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Most immediate result of bacterial cell cell wall was destroyed would be

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The cell would swell up and burst

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Following are both present in gram positive and negative

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Peptidoglycan

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Ring worm caused by

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Opportunistic fungi that grows on dead skin

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Lysozyme probably breaks down

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Peptidoglycan

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Potent exotoxins are potential virulence factors for members of

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Fungi

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Eukaryotes

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Nucleus mitochondria ER lysosomes

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Yeasts are

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Unicellular fungi

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Molds are

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Filamentous fungi

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What would you classify as flagellate

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Giardia

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Larvae and eggs are developmental forms of

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Helminths

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Malaria is a disease caused by

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Protozoans

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Fungi obtaining nutrients from dead organisms

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Saprobes

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Helminths are

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Parasite worms

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A disease caused by algae

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Pfiesteria

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Bacterial endospores are not produced by

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Staphylococcus

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Helminths infect

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Digestive systems

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Gram negative cell walls

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Provide mechanical support to the cell in a hypotonic environment

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Trophozoite stage is found in

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Protozoans

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A disease caused by fungi

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Coccidioides

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Chitin is a chemical component of cell walls

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Fungi

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Protozoa can convert to a dormant resistant stages during unfavorable growth conditions

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A cyst

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Endospores

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Survival

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Found in algae but not in Protozoa or fungi

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Chloroplasts

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Toxoplasmosis pna

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Caused by protozoan

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Woven, intertwining mass of hyphae that makes up the body of mold

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Mycelium

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Primary function of the bacterial cell wall

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Support

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Candidiasis

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Caused by fungi

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Endosymbiotic theory used to explain the emergence

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Eukaryotes