684 Answered Questions for the topic microbiology
Microbiology
05/11/19
Why can't bacteria grow bigger than humans?
Microbiology Bacteriology
05/09/19
What is the advantage of using starter cultures for growing bacteria?
Many DNA isolation and protein expression protocols contain instructions to use a starter culture of E. coli that is then used to inoculate the main culture.
What are the advantages of using...
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Microbiology
05/09/19
When did the birth of bacteriolgy occur?
Microbiology
05/09/19
What process gets rid of bacteria in milk?
Microbiology
05/08/19
How does cholera survive in the stomach?
Microbiology
05/07/19
How do I differentiate between pathogenic and non pathogenic fungai in the lab?
Microbiology
05/07/19
How can penicillin help fight infections?
05/07/19
Can viruses be toxic?
Bacteria can produce toxins like endotoxins and exotoxins. In diseases like cholera or tetanus they can harm infected people due to these toxins.
Now, although viruses are much smaller and are...
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05/07/19
Can Biologists identify all viruses?
I went to the doctor today with my girlfriend, and the doctor said that she had a virus but doesn't know which one and she should let the infection heal with some rest.
The fact that the doctor...
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05/07/19
Can Biologists identify all viruses?
I went to the doctor today with my girlfriend, and the doctor said that she had a virus but doesn't know which one and she should let the infection heal with some rest. The fact that the doctor...
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05/07/19
Why is there now only one Salmonella species?
Once upon a time, I chanced upon an old microbiology book that detailed the rather colorful world of enterobacteria. *Salmonella* in particular stood out, as it seemed there were a lot of species:...
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Microbiology
05/07/19
What is penicllin?
Microbiology
05/07/19
How are germs created?
05/06/19
How do RNA cells differ from DNA?
Microbiology
05/06/19
Why are not all microbes harmful?
Microbiology
05/06/19
Why are single celled organisms so small?
05/06/19
Why is the microbial ecosystem of the gut so susceptible to disruption by pathogens?
From all accounts, it seems as if the Escherichia, Enterobacter, etc. that live and thrive in the human gut are pretty well entrenched. I know that these microbial populations are often analyzed as...
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Write Complementary Sequence for DNA strand
I have the answer to this problem; however, I cannot seem to figure out why or how to solve it:What is the 5'-3' sequence of the complimentary DNA strand for the following image? The primer...
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