what are three major types of lymphocytes
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T cells, B cells, NK cells
Which law specifies the procurement, storage, use, and disposal of scheduled drugs
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Controlled substances act
Define BMBL
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Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories
Guide page 19
T/F bones are connected to other bones with tendons
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false bones are connected through ligaments, tendons connect muscle to
bone
What does the term biosecurity refer to
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protection of colony animals from microbial contamination
is the clavicle an example of an axial bone or appendicular
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appendicular
in which breeding system are the parents of different inbred strains
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hybrids
what are monocytes
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perform phagocytosis, become macrophages
What is the spectrum of activity?
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the range of different microbes against which an antimicrobial agent acts or
has been tested on
what is the function of the epididymus
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stores and matures sperm
define the different phenotypes
inducible
visible
, behavioral
demonstrable
physiological
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Inducible- gene of interest is linked to another and can only be activated
by the addition of an antibiotic
Visible- physical characteristics
Behavioral- behaviors of excessive fear, rearing skills, etc
Demonstrable- visual, motortype, or neurological issues causing weaving,
imbalance, staggering etc
Physiological- altering the ability of the body to function normally, can be
seen by histology or pathology results
what is the substrain C57BL/6J
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the substrain follows the forward slash
in this strain it is 6
J indicates the lab jackson
what is the atlas and axis vertebrae
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first two cervical vertebra, provide range of movement between the skull
and body
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T cells, B cells, NK cells
Which law specifies the procurement, storage, use, and disposal of scheduled drugs
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Controlled substances act
Define BMBL
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Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories
Guide page 19
T/F bones are connected to other bones with tendons
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false bones are connected through ligaments, tendons connect muscle to
bone
What does the term biosecurity refer to
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protection of colony animals from microbial contamination
is the clavicle an example of an axial bone or appendicular
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appendicular
in which breeding system are the parents of different inbred strains
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hybrids
what are monocytes
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perform phagocytosis, become macrophages
What is the spectrum of activity?
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the range of different microbes against which an antimicrobial agent acts or
has been tested on
what is the function of the epididymus
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stores and matures sperm
define the different phenotypes
inducible
visible
, behavioral
demonstrable
physiological
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Inducible- gene of interest is linked to another and can only be activated
by the addition of an antibiotic
Visible- physical characteristics
Behavioral- behaviors of excessive fear, rearing skills, etc
Demonstrable- visual, motortype, or neurological issues causing weaving,
imbalance, staggering etc
Physiological- altering the ability of the body to function normally, can be
seen by histology or pathology results
what is the substrain C57BL/6J
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the substrain follows the forward slash
in this strain it is 6
J indicates the lab jackson
what is the atlas and axis vertebrae
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first two cervical vertebra, provide range of movement between the skull
and body
