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UIUC MCB 150 - Final Exam Review Who speculated that cells are living entities and plants are aggregates of cells? - Schleiden Who proposed that all cells originate from other cells? - Virchow Which of these statements is not a part of the cell theory? All cells are replaced All living organisms are composed of one or more cells new cells come only from pre-existing cells by cell division cells are the smallest units of life - all cells are replaced The field that involves the st...

Microbiology (3.3) Virology + Lab TechniquesDiverse Structure and Function of Viruses - classified by genetic homology Viral Infection and Diseases - virulence = ability of virus to induce disease in infected host - Avirulent strains replicate with no pathological or symptomatic consequence - no significant correlation b/t structure of viruses + diseases they induce! - DNA/RNA - Enveloped/Naked - Large/Small Genomes Brainpower Read More Overview viral infections (pic) V...

Quiz 3 Part 1 of 8 - Chapter 3 18.0 Points Question 1 of 31 3.0 Points In an electron microscope, what type of cells are used?  A. dead, processed cells  B. live and fresh cells  C. live, processed cells  D. dead, but fresh cells Feedback:The processing and prep for electron microscopy kills the cells, and it is usually done in a vacuum. Review microscopy in Chapter 3. Question 2 of 31 3.0 Points Which is typically the most p

Electron beams can not be used to resolve images of objects. T/F? Correct Answer-False In all types of electron microscopy, electrons pass through the specimen. Correct Answer-False This type of light microscopy can be used to view very thin cells or flagella. It does that by using this property of light. Correct Answer-Dark field; Light scattering In this type of microscopy, light is delayed by passing through the sample and so objects look as if they are out of phase. It employs this ...

PATH2220 Final Exam - Learning outcome- based Questions and Answers 2024 define key terms associated with the pathological basis of disease such as disease, aetiology, pathogenesis - Answer- Disease = abnormal condition where normal function (homeostasis) of body part/organ is disturbed Aetiology = cause of disease/condition (inherited/acquired) Pathogenesis = manner of development of disease - cellular events / changes / reactions caused by aetiology that alter normal cellular processes ...

CMMB 421 - Final Question and answers 2024 verified to pass What is the Baltimore classification system? - correct answer - based on genome and replication 1. dsDNA 2. ssDNA (+sense) 3. dsRNA 4. ssRNA (+sense) 5. ssRNA (-sense) 6. ssRNA (reverse transcribed) 7. dsDNA (transcribed then reverse transcribed) How do you calculate triangulation number (T)? - correct answer T = h^2 + hk + k^2 What are some strategies viruses use to exit host cells? - correct answer - cell lysis ...

CIH Review Question and answers correctly solved 2023Log A^B = - correct answer B Log A Log A = X → - correct answer 10× = A Log (AB) = - correct answer Log A + Log B Log (A/B) = - correct answer Log A - Log B Define PCM - correct answer Phase Contrast Microscopy used for asbestos samples in air Define PLM - correct answer Polarized Light Microscopy Used for bulk asbestos analysis Define SEM - correct answer Scanning Electron Microscopy Can be used f...

GMS 6121 Exam 1 Questions and Answers Rated A+ The 4 things that viruses lack (1) Enzymes that produce basic chemical building blocks (2) Enzyme systems that generate usable energy (3) Enzymes/tRNAs/ribosomes that direct protein synthesis (4) Membranes that concentrate and localize key molecules All viruses have _______ and _______, while only some viruses have ________. nucleic acids and a capsid; an envelope A ________ is a complete, infectious virus particle. virion Naked c...

CMMB 421 - Final Questions with complete solution CMMB 421 - Final What is the Baltimore classification system? - correct answer - based on genome and replication 1. dsDNA 2. ssDNA (+sense) 3. dsRNA 4. ssRNA (+sense) 5. ssRNA (-sense) 6. ssRNA (reverse transcribed) 7. dsDNA (transcribed then reverse transcribed) How do you calculate triangulation number (T)? - correct answer T = h^2 + hk + k^2 What are some strategies viruses use to exit host cells? - correct answer - c...

Light microscope - An instrument that uses visible light and glass lenses to enable the user to objects magnified many times Compound light microscope - A light microscope which uses two lenses to magnify an object; the objective lens, which is placed near to the specimen and an eyepiece lens, through which the specimen is viewed Differential staining - Using specific stains to distinguish different types of cell Counterstain - Application of second stain with a contrasting colour to sampl...