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How to understand the principles of aseptic technique for the prevention of infection and contamination? How to maintain a sterile work area?
What are the three mechanisms by which disinfectants work? Describe. Which microbes are most susceptible versus most resistant to disinfectants?
List some of the members of the normal microflora of the female reproductive organs and discuss factors that may contribute
explain the rationale for drugs that act through each and provide an example of a drug for each mechanism. Compare and contrast the process of replication of a
Briefly discuss the difference between anti-protozoan (anti-parasitic) and anti-helminthic drugs. What is HAART therapy? What is it made of, and how it works?
Have you heard of the so called "5-second rule" for when food falls to the floor? (NOT true by the way). Have you seen the signs in restrooms
I am conducting a brine shrimp lab and the three experimental variables utilized in this experiment were light, pH, and temperature.
For many diseases transmitted by ectoparasites, their transmission rate is exacerbated by what non-insect related factor and why does this affect the spread?
What is the mechanism of action for inhibiting microbial growth? What are some of the pros and cons of using this particular chemical?
How can antimicrobial resistance be spread to different organisms? Describe the mechanisms involved in the dissemination of antimicrobial resistance in detail.
Explain how reduced cadherin expression in epithelial tumours would impact junctional complexes and enable metastasis.
Question: Explain how the FGF signaling pathway is activated and transmits extra cellular signals intracellularly.
Question: What are the reproductive structures in fungi? Do they have cysts or eggs like the helminths or protozoa? Reply
"I know I don't have any of those diseases, since the only person I've ever had sex with is my husband and he with me."
Explain how bacteriophages benefit resident bacteria in the human body and describe what role bacteriophages play in human health.
What patient behaviors promote resistance, and why are they particularly common with TB? Explain using the principle of natural selection.
Name two such ingredients and briefly discuss why their microbiological quality is important. What methods are used for controlling microbes in spices?
List the psychrophilic microorganisms in raw meat. Discuss the significance of p philic and facultative anaerobic microorganisms in raw chilled meats.
What is known about the use of collagen for skin health? Is it safe? Is it effective? (Make sure you include an "overall" statement to end with).
What is known about the use of fenugreek in someone with type II diabetes? Is it safe? Is it effective?
State 5 techniques or methods utilized for measuring bacterial growth and be able to explain briefly how each is carried out.
Describe a prolonged high fever will interact with protein structure in enzymes. Why can this be detrimental to the infected host?
What is the purpose of inverting inoculated plates during incubation? What is the purpose of oil immersion with the microscope that you use in your class?
Those are results, answer for me the question below please. From this data, can you determine a doubling time for this strain of E.coli?
What would happen if an individual with type B- blood received a blood transfusion from and individual who was type AB+?