Any microorganism capable of causing infection is considered:
a. microbiota.
b. opportunistic.
c. pathogenic.
d. commensal.
C
Pathogenesis is described as the ability of an organism to cause an infection and damage to the host.
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The development and use of ____ ushered in the era of genomics when geneticists began planning ways to sequence the 3.2 billion nucleotides in the human genome
a. transmission genetics b. the electron microscope c. recombinant DNA technology d. cytogenetics e. karyotypes
Which of the following foods contains the
greatest amounts of complex carbohydrates?
a. bananas b. rice c. broccoli d. apples e. beans
Volatile chemical substances that elicit specific responses in other members of the same species are referred to as
A. hormones. B. pheromones. C. transposons. D. pectines. E. spicules.
Plague transmitted by a flea is an example of
a. Direct contact. b. Droplet transmission. c. Fomite. d. Vector. e. Vehicle transmission.