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Sic questions 2
15 milk that is shelf stable went...,
56 if you had some synthesized mr...,
64 why is it important that homod...
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Module 6
Is an example of a synthetic drug...,
Is a type of sterilization used f...,
3 bacteria that become resistant ...
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Module 7
37 the process of transcription i...,
38 the main difference between pr...,
1 supercoiling is important for d...
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Module 8
39 bidirectional replication is s...,
45 what is one of the secondary s...,
46 what is one of the secondary s...
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Module 9
67 frame shift mutations are more...,
68 the three different types of m...,
69 the______ is how we test for c...
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Module 10
Pisauro janellecorrect answer a b...,
Scheller sophiacorrect answer a b...,
Scheller sophiacorrect answer a b...
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Lecture 12-Flash cards
Microbiota,
Microbiome,
Where in the human body can a res...
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Lecture 13 Flash cards
Quiz question barriers for person...,
Which of the following microbial ...,
Quiz question
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Question Lecture 11
1 the difference between viroids ...,
2 the effects of misfolded confir...,
3 subviral entities are _____ a o...
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Sic Questions 3
2 the effects of misfolded confir...,
27 as a microbiology student you ...,
32 which body site contains antim...
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Questions lecture 12
7 what is the rate of microbiome ...,
8 what affects the various reside...,
9 what are the steps to pathogene...
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Questions Lecture 13
51 which of the following is a fa...,
Blair alexacorrect answer a52 whi...,
Blair alexacorrect answer b53 dip...
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Sic Questions 4
2 the major difference between fo...,
All of the following pathogens ex...,
26 you are working as a doctor in...
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Quizzes exam 4
Food poisoning is caused by the i...,
______ causes the most severe cas...,
This viral disease is transferred...
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Lecture 17
Industrial microbiology,
Biotechnology,
Industrial microbiology
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Food borne Diseases Sic Questions exam 4
1 what food infection is resident...,
2 the major difference between fo...,
3 the pathogenesis of campylobact...
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Vector- and Soilborne Diseases Sic Questions
24 which of the following is not ...,
25 in the human body when acetylc...,
26 you are working as a doctor in...
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Industrial Microbiology & Biotechnology Sic Questions
70 which of the following is not ...,
71 what type of penicillin is mos...,
72 industrial microbiology are co...
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Microbial Evolution & Systematics Sic Questions
113 which of the following is not...,
114 what is an advantage of pheno...,
115 what are some advantages of p...
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Microbial Ecology & Symbiosis Sic Questions
139 why are biofilms important in...,
140 in dr erwin s backyard there ...,
141 when studying microorganisms ...
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