684 Answered Questions for the topic microbiology
Microbiology
12/02/20
Give two reasons for why heat fixing is used? (5 Points) Adherence of bacterial cells to the slide Denaturing of bacterial enzymes to preserve cellular integrity
Microbiology
12/02/20
Explain acid fast staining?
Microbiology
12/02/20
What is negative staining and how does it work?
Microbiology
12/02/20
a) What is Gram staining? b) Describe step by step the procedure c) Explain the basis of Gram staining to differentiate bacteria (Use correct terminology)
Microbiology Immunology
12/02/20
Justify the statement below
1. T dependent antigens are more useful in generation of the immune response
.2 Costimulatory signal is under regulation by the membrane molecules
.3 Small fragments generated during complement...
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Microbiology
12/02/20
Justify the statement , Thymocyte selections during development in thymus is important for adaptive immunity.
Microbiology
11/28/20
Sewage is 99.9% water and 0.02-0.04% (w/v) solids. If a sewage treatment facility processes 12 million gallons a day what mass of solids do they process?
Sewage is 99.9% water and 0.02-0.04% (w/v) solids. If a sewage treatment facility processes 12 million gallons a day what mass of solids do they process?
Microbiology
11/28/20
Does Neisseria gonorrhoeae test positive or negative in the Simmons Citrate Test?
Does Neisseria gonorrhoeae test positive or negative in the Simmons Citrate Test?
Microbiology
11/28/20
Does Neisseria gonorrhoeae test positive or negative in the Urea hydrolysis test?
Does Neisseria gonorrhoeae test positive or negative in the Urea hydrolysis test?
What is the concentration and yield of the extract?
Undiluted extract: 1.71/5 dilution of extract: 0.82½ dilution of the 1/5 dilution: 0.49
11/12/20
What is innervation mean ?
My teacher wanted me to search about Skeletal muscle innervation so what am I suppose to search I was not able to find anything when I typed that to google. I need help please.
11/07/20
What is the effect of artificial electric stimulation on muscle atrophy?
Does it completely reverse atrophy? How (intracellular mechanisms)?
Microbiology Biology
11/06/20
Discuss the ligands and molecular signaling pathways relevant to Toll-like Receptors (TLRs). List defects in TLR signaling pathways that are known to result in human disease.
Discuss the ligands and molecular signaling pathways relevant to Toll-like Receptors (TLRs). List defects in TLR signaling pathways that are known to result in human disease. (25 marks)
11/06/20
Outline the function, cellular distribution and clinical significance associated with defects in gene expression of the following proteins: a) IL-2RG (common gamma chain). b) STAT-3. c) FOXP3.
Outline the function, cellular distribution and clinical significance associated with defects in gene expression of the following proteins: a) IL-2RG (common gamma chain). b) STAT-3. c) FOXP3. (15...
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Which of the following about isoenzymes are true ?
A.) They have the same primary sequenceB.) They localise in different tissuesC.) Isoenzymes have different isoelectric pointsD.) They remain unaltered in health and diseasesI believe the answer is...
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Question: What is biomarker?A.) A biological therapy for a diseaseB.) A measurable characteristic by which presence or severity of a disease can be indicatedC.) A symptom of a diseaseD.) A...
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Microbiology
11/02/20
Serial dilution and Spread plating, Biology
The undiluted bacterial concentration in a Laurel Creek water sample is 5.0 x 105CFU/ml. Which final dilution factor test tube would yield the countable agar plate?Assuming that 0.1mL of water is...
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Microbiology
11/01/20
What class of antibody is involved in a Type I hypersensitivity response?
Microbiology
10/29/20
How does SIM media show the motility of microbes?
Microbiology
10/29/20
How is the production of cysteine desulfurase detected in SIM media?
Microbiology
10/29/20
What is the purpose of Sulfide-Indole-Motility medium in diagnosing infections?
Microbiology
10/29/20
Why can’t different Genera of Enterobacteriaceae be distinguished by a Gram stain?
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