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what does hypermutability mean?
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minor mutational shifts.
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What are the three agents that the influenza vacc contain today?
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A/NewYOrk/55/2004
A/New caledonia/20/99 B/Jiangsu/10/2003 |
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Did you read page 718 yet?
it's about hepatitis. |
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What are two antibiotics for Hep A?
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amantadine, and Symatril
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what is a paratroph?
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an organism that can synthesize everything
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What is transformation?
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naked DNA from one cell to another...once it gets in it transforms the recipient cell
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What is Transduction?
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the transfer of DNA via bacteriaphage...(the space ship thing...the "phage")
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What is Conjugation?
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there is a linking up of these two cells...aka, sex pillus. There is no reproduction...but there is a change of the DNA makeup of one cell.
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what does Tranformation need in order to function?
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ATP...found in cell wall
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what are the two different types of strains in Transformation?
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s = "smooth strain"
r = "rough strain" |
