Immunological ID Methods
The branch of immunology that deals with the testing of serum
What is serology?
This process analyzes the entire genome of an organism in one analysis.
What is Whole-Genome Sequencing?
The urinary tract has these 3 functions.
What are 1) forming urine and transporting it out of the body, 2) being a regulatory part of other body processes, 3) filtering things out the blood?
This the combination of the genus name and the species name.
What is the binomial nomenclature system?
These viruses only infect bacterial cells.
What are bacteriophages?
This method is also known as the "lateral flow test".
What is immunochromatography?
This procedure is used to make multiple copies of DNA or RNA.
What is Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)?
This gram-negative bacteria is the cause of the disease syphillis.
What is Treponema pallidum?
This person developed the taxonomic classification system.
Who is Carl von Linné?
This part of viral life cycle remains in latent phase and ends with induction.
What is the lysogenic cycle?
The specific site on antigen where the antibody binds.
What is epitope?
These are small fragments of DNA or RNA known to be complementary to specific sequences of nucleic acid isolated from a particular microbe.
What are probes?
These are the symptoms of _____ syphillius: fever, headache, sore throat, lympadenopathy, red or brown rash on all skin surfaces, hair loss
What is secondary?
These are the cleared areas on a petri dish after the addition of a phage.
What are plaques?
These are beneficial fungi that form a mutualistic relationship with plants.
What are mycorrhizae?
This test visualizes the formation antigen-antibody complex under fluoresence when an unknown specimen is exposed to a Fab solution.
What is Direct Immunofluorescence Assay (Direct)?
This is a technique that uses a primer that is common to all bacteria.
What is Panbacterial qPCR?
These 2 microbes are responsible for herpes.
What are HSV-1 and HSV-2?
This test's positive result is indicated by the color pink and the formation of CO2.
What is the urease test?
This virus class uses the cell machinery to covert its ssDNA to dsDNA and then to mRNA.
What is the Class II ssDNA?
This test where where antibody-antigen complex is indicated with the addition of a secondary enzyme-linked antibody and a color change.
What is Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA)?
This process makes it possible to identify a microbe by analyzing segments of its genetic material by placing fluorescent markers that pair up with the sample.
What is Fluorescent In Situ Hybridization (FISH)?
While latent in the ________, these reactivate HSV-1/2.
What are 1) spinal nerve trunk, 2) stress/UV radiation/injury/hormones/other infections?
This is the repeatable method for determining evolutionary relationships among species. It seeks to discover natural groups, the members of which are related by common descent.
What are phylogenetic systematics?
This is the process of forming a heterokaryotic cell with 2+ nuclei from 2 different mycelia haploid cells.
What is plasmogamy?