How does the structure of gram-negative bacteria contribute to their ability to cause disease?
How does the structure of gram-negative bacteria contribute to their ability to cause disease?
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Where does the Electron Transport Chain occur in bacteria, and what about its occurrence in humans?
1 Answer a. What is an endospore? b. Describe its structure and function for a bacterial cell. c. Name at least two infections transmitted to humans by bacterial endospores and the bacteria (genus and species names) that cause them.
a. What is an endospore? b. Describe its structure and function for a bacterial cell. c. Name at least two infections transmitted to humans by bacterial endospores and the bacteria (genus and species names) that cause them.
1 Answer Bacteria isolated from a furuncle have enterococci by way of what transformation?
Bacteria isolated from a furuncle have enterococci by way of what transformation?
1 Answer How can bacteria develop resistance?
How can bacteria develop resistance?
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By what process do endospores form in some bacteria?
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What is an antibiotic in terms of microbiology?
1 Answer Are slime molds a form of sexual or asexual reproduction? Explain.
Are slime molds a form of sexual or asexual reproduction? Explain.
1 Answer What is the method that some bacteria undergo in which some or all of their genetic material is transferred to another bacterium?
What is the method that some bacteria undergo in which some or all of their genetic material is transferred to another bacterium?
1 Answer Explain what bacterial growth is.
Explain what bacterial growth is.
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