Weak bonds that function to stabilize protein and nucleic acids such as DNA
A) Polarity
B) Compound
C) Denaturation
D) Monosaccharides
E) Hydrogen bonds
F) Element
G) Triglycerides
H) Amino acids
I) Tertiary structure
J) Active site
E) Hydrogen bonds
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A) another nerve cell. B) skeletal muscle cells. C) gland cells. D) smooth muscle cells. E) all of the above
Partially acid-fast aerobic actinomycetes include:
a. Nocardia. b. Mycobacteria. c. Streptomyces. d. Actinomadura.
Introducing a foreign piece of DNA into an organism in such a way that it can be passed along through the germ line (eggs and sperm) and hence to subsequent generations creates a ________ organism
Fill in the blank with correct word.
Why is it entirely possible for a pathogen to appear susceptible in susceptibility testing and resistant in a real-life context?
A) A person's liver may break down the drug before it even begins to benefit the patient. B) Bacterial levels and active drug concentrations vary from one tissue to another in an active infection. C) An active infection is more likely to mutate due to the larger population. D) The ability of the pathogen to live as part of a biofilm and benefit from the protection of other bacteria does not exist in susceptibility tests. E) A real-life infection allows for the possibility of genetic crossover with different bacteria, whereas tests in the lab are focused on studying a single strain of bacteria.