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Package Title: Testbank Course Title: Acheson 2nd edition Chapter Number: 03 Question type: Multiple Choice 1) Which of the following types of genomes is most commonly found in viruses that can infect fungi? a) ssDNA b) dsDNA c) ssRNA d) dsRNA e) All of the above are found. 2) The name of a virus family in the Latin classification system has which of the following endings? a) -viridae b) -virales c) -virinae d) -virus e) -virusdae 3) The family classification s...

Genetic Deficiency of ___-> ___ dysfunction -> ___ Syndrome - ANSWER-FOXP3- Treg- IPEX 2 forms of leprosy - ANSWER-tuberculoid and lepromatous Lepromatous leprosy - ANSWER-Presents diffuse Ly over the skin with leonine fancies - communicable with a high bacterial load -low cell mediate immunity - large th2 response Can be lethal Tuberculoid leprosy - ANSWER--Hairless skin plaques - high cell mediated immunity -largely Th1 type response - low bacterial load Chronic g...

The document includes everything you need to know for your exam about RNA viruses. Examples are included with explanations. They are written in a way that will help you understand and differentiate between DNA and RNA viruses, and different examples of different types of RNA viruses. The document also includes a simplified explanation of how the replication and multiplication process happens in RNA viruses. The examples are written in a way that will help you organize the information and memoriz...

(chapter5) Microbiology Test 2 1. Which growth phase has the largest increase in cell numbers per unit of time? death phase exponential phase lag phase stationary phase In which growth p hase is there no increase or decrease in cell number because some cells are dividing while others are dying? death phase exponential phase lag phase stationary phase To speed up the growth rate in a chemostat, the should be increased. To increase the cell density as well, the should be increased. A. dilution rat...

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Laboratories that work with moderate risk pathogens are classified as A) BSL-1. B) BSL-2. C) BSL-3. D) BSL-4. 2) Bacteremia is a term used A) to indicate the presence of bacteria in the blood. B) synonymously with septicemia. C) when the same organism is isolated from more than one site. D) to indicate the presence of bacteria in the lungs. 3) Which of the following must be accomplished FIRST in order to conduct RT-PCR? A) Complementary DNA must be synthesized from double-strande...