Gene Expression Exposition
Okazaki fragments are found on this strand during DNA replication.
What is the lagging strand?
This kind of disease poses potential danger to public health, or is behaving unusually.
What is a notifiable disease?
What are prions?
This layer of the skin is the outermost and is composed of epithelial cells and keratin.
What is the epidermis?
This kind of inter-species relationship is much closer than synergism or antagonism, since one or more of the species involved is dependent on it to live.
What is symbiosis?
What is DNA polymerase?
This kind of microbe is the most common cause of mild, acute diseases.
What are viruses?
This affliction is caused by bacterial presence in the blood.
What is sepsis?
This web of cells is bound together with tight junctions and protects an immune privileged site.
What is the blood brain barrier?
Superinfections are an example of this type of organismal association.
What is opportunistic parasitism?
This enzyme requires a promoter sequence.
What is RNA polymerase?
These skin and eye infections most commonly occur in babies, and are quite pathogenic.
What are impetigo and conjunctivitis?
These organisms are referred to as "filterable" because filters designed to remove bacteria do not remove them.
What are viruses?
A patient will report this kind of subjective evidence.
What is a symptom?
This theory explains why mitochondria and chloroplasts have their own circular DNA and 70S ribosomes.
What is the endosymbiotic theory?
This enzyme that seals the nicks in the DNA backbone is important in DNA replication and gene cloning.
What is ligase?
These types of biting insects are vectors for dengue fever, Lyme disease, and West Nile virus, to name a few.
What are arthropods?
This seasonal affliction is caused by over 200 different viruses.
What is the common cold?
This structure in the respiratory tract is constantly sweeping mucus and microbes up and out.
What is the ciliary escalator?
This is the taxonomic hierarchy from most specific to most general.
What is species, genus, family, order, class, phylum, kingdom, domain?
This step in PCR involves heating DNA to separate the two strands.
What is denaturation?
This disease is transmitted by "kissing bugs" and is caused by a protozoa.
What is Chagas disease?
Meningoencephalitis results when these protozoa enter the brain and cause an accidental infection.
What are amoebas?
These signs and symptoms last much longer than acute signs and symptoms.
What are sequelae?
These are typically much more specific to individual pathogens than antibiotics due to the close relationship their target has with its host.
What are antivirals?