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11 Cards in this Set
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What are the two life styles of Fungi?
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Yeast (cells bud)
Mold (Spore-hyphae-mycelium) |
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Are fungi more resistant than bacteria?
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Yes
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Are most fungi obligate aerobes or obligate anaerobes?
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Obligate aerobes
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What are some diseases caused by fungi?
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-Athlete's foot
-Ringworm -Candida Albicans (Vaginitis) -Histoplasmosis |
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What are some examples of fungi?
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-Rhizopus
-Aspergillus -Penicillium |
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Are virus living or non-living?
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Non-living, but they can reproduce and adapt
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Where do viruses grow?
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Inside the cell
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What can viruses infect?
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Animals, plants, bacteria
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What kind of diseases are caused by viruses?
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-Polio
-Colds -Flu -Measles -Mumps -Rubella -Rabies -Smallpox -herpes -AIDS -Chicken Pox |
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What are prions?
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Bits of protein that cause disease
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What diseases can prions cause?
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-Kuru
-Scrapie (sheep disease) -BSE (mad cow) |
