What is the infectious agent?
•Amylase digests carbohydrates; tissue filtrate still infects healthy test animal.
•Lipase digests fats; tissue filtrate still infects healthy test animal.
•Formaldehyde and/or heat denatures DNA and RNA; tissue filtrate still infects healthy test animal.
•Trypsin digests protein; tissue filtrate does not infect healthy test animal.
Select one:
a. carbohydrate
b. fat
c. protein
d. DNA or RNA
e. Could be carbohydrate, fat, or DNA or RNA but not protein.
c. protein
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A) There are no B cells until an antigen is encountered. B) Most B cells are capable of producing any kind of antibody. C) B cells wait to encounter an antigen and then copy it. D) There may be 100 million different B-cells, each producing a different antibody. E) B cells don't produce antibodies until they develop in the thymus.
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A. manufacturing the bacterial protein. B. conferring antibiotic resistance. C. separating the altered cell surface. D. making the cells immortal. E. altering the physical appearance of the cells.