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Mammals, including bats, have ways to identify and respond to such bits of DNA, which might indicate an invasion of a disease-causing organism.可知飞行的能量需求是如此之大,以至于体内的细胞会分解并释放少量的DNA,然后漂浮在它们不应该在的地方。哺乳动物,包括蝙蝠,有办法识别和响应这样的DNA片段,这可能...
Amoebic dysentryName a human disease , its causal organism , symptoms (any three ) and vector, spread by intake of water and food contaminated by human feacal matter.
Endophytes are the microbes that live within the host plant tissues without causing any visible disease symptoms. Depending on their nutritional requirements they can live as biotrophic parasites or saprotrophs. They also represent a huge reservoir of microbe...
Be sure to give the name of the specific organism that causes each and describe some common signs and symptoms of each. What is the cause of Legionnaires' disease? a. Mycoplasma b. a fungus c. a gram-negative bacterium d. Pneumococcus List three harmful bacteria, along with the...
genitalium, this organism has been recognized as a pathogen of acute and chronic urethritis in males.28 It has also been reported to be associated with female cervicitis and pelvic inflammatory disease.29 Proactive diagnosis and treatment of M. genitalium is required. The detection of M. ...
1. ... reasoning is used to make predictions based on a hypothesis. 2. ... reasoning is used to make a hypothesis based on previously established observations. 3.The ... of an organism is defined as all the chemical processes tha The scientific ...
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ENTEROVIRAL INFECTIONS Enteroviruses are the viral agents most commonly found causing disease in humans. Infections have seasonal distribution, and are more frequent during summer and spring (50, 57). However, neonatal infections, despite being common, exhibit less seasonal variation (...
increased in height by about an inch and a half every 20 years, a pattern known as the secular trend in height. Yet according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, average height—5’9“ for men, 5’4“ for women—hasn’t really changed since 1960. Genetically speaking, the...
aIn vitro susceptibility tests are performed on microorganisms suspected of causing disease, particularly if the organism is thought to belong to a species that may exhibit acquired resistance to frequently used antimicrobial agents. The tests are also important in resistance surveillance, epidemiological ...