Chapters 1-3
Chapters 4-7
Chapters 8,10-13
Chapters 14-17
Diseases
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This person was known for developing cell theory...

Rudolf Virchow

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Oxidation is....

the loss of an electron 

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A scientific name consists of...

genus and species

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Prevalence is_____while incidence are...

prevalence is the number of cases at a particular time while incidences are the number of people contracting the disease 

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German measles causative agent is... 

Rubella 

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An acidic stain has this type of charge...

negative chromophore 


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Gram-positive cells have this type of peptidoglycan layer 

thick 

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Viral structure is...

A virus is a nonliving 

Nucleic acid core

Capsid 

Envelope (sometimes spikes) 

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Portal of entries and exits are... 

skin, mucous membrane, and parental route

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Toxoplasmosis is transmitted by... 

ingestion 

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The monomers that make up lipids are...

fatty acids and glycerol 

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This much ATP is produced with the complete catabolism of glucose 

38 ATP

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Levels of taxonomic hierarchy... 

domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, species, and genus 

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Periods of Disease are...

1. Incubation period

2. Prodromal period

3. Period of illness 

4. Period of Decline

5. Period of Convalenscense 

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Progression of Chicken pox...

respiratory route to the blood then epidermal rash causing a vesicular rash

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The three steps for preparing a slide are... 

prepare a smear, fix(heat or chemical), and stain

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The 4 phases of a growth curve are...

Lag: little/no cell divisions (intense metabolic activity) 

Log: rapid cell division (minimal generation of microbial death me) 

Stationary: The growth rate slows, and the number of microbial deaths balances the number of new cells causing the population to stabilize 

Death: the number of deaths exceeds the number of new cells

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DNA replication process...

DNA helicase breaks hydrogen bonds 

Primase lays down RNA primer where DNA polymerase copies 5' to 3' direction 

leading strand continuously synthesizes

lagging strand discontinuously synthesizes creating Okazaki fragments 

 DNA polymerase proofreads and removes RNA primers 

Okazaki fragments joined by DNA liagase 

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The function of the three lines of defense...

1. The first line of defense keep pathogens on the outside of the body and or neutralize them before infection can be acquired 

2. The second line of defense Slow or contain infection when the first line of defense fails 

3. The third line of defense targets specific pathogens for destruction when the second line of defense fails at containing pathogens which include memory components 

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The causative agent for anthrax is____and its progression is...

the causative agent is Bacillus anthracis 

progression begins with the termination of the endospore then grows in macrophages causing signs and symptoms 

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Polymers are broken by_____reactions while monomers bind together by______

Polymers are broken by hydrolysis reactions while monomers are bonded by dehydration synthesis reactions  

500

3 Differences Between Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells... 

Prokaryotic: circular chromosome not in membrane, no histone, lack membrane-bound organelles, peptidoglycan cell wall, binary fission, and 70S ribosomes 

Eukaryotic: paired chromosome in nuclear membrane, histones,membrane-bound organelles, polysaccharide cell wall, mitosis, 80S ribosome 

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Name the three domains, 4 kingdoms, and 5 phylums 

Domain Archaea, Domain Bacteria, Domain Eukarya 

Kingdom Animalia, Kingdom Plantae, Kingdom Fungi, Kingdom Protista

Phylum Proteobacteria, Phylum Chlamydiae, Phylum Spirochaetes, Phylum Firmicutes, Phylum Actinobacteria

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Endotoxins and exotoxins are different by... 

Endotoxins are gram-negative, present in LPS of the outer membrane of the cell wall, and released with destruction or cell division, lipids, have low toxicity, fever producing, considerably larger lethal dose, and give general systemic inflammation/fever to host 

Exotoxins are mostly gram-positive, metabolic products of growing cells, are a protein, have high toxicity, do not produce fever, have small lethal dose, and have specific damage to specific cell on the host 

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Enterobius vericularis progression is...

Enterobius egg ingested hatches and develops in intestines, it sexual reproduces ad the female lays egg around the aus at night 

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