Microbiology Answers

Describe how you would prepare a 10% solution hydrochloric acid(liquid) and a 10% solution of sodium chloride(crystals) into a total volume of 100cm3.

Question 1:State the laws on which colorimetric analysis rely.
Question 2:Explain the principles upon which flame photometric analysis rely.

List 10 application of radioactivity use in technology 2019

1.the economic importance of parasites.
2.what is the function of opisthaptor.

'Watchful-waiting' for certain types of breast cancer includes.
(A) treatment with an anti estrogen drug (C) regular Doctor visits
(B) regular MRI scans (D) A, B and C

1. Make a table of fliuds infecting human beings and means of infection.
2. In a table list the common sextodes of human and their mode of infection.
3. Draw a life cycle of a of a beef tapeworm taenia saginata hepatical and clonoichis sinensis.
4.what is a praglothis
A scolex
A strobila
A rhabdite
5.how do tapeworm be obtain nutrients
6.what is the function of opisthaptor
7.the economic importance of parasites.

A 10 g (dry weight) mouse is accidentally drowned in a 25 L bottle of non-sterile spring water that initially contains 10 mg/L oxygen. Assume that 70% of the mouse’s dry weight is CH2O. a. Write the relevant reaction for respiration of the mouse with oxygen. b. Does the jug become anaerobic? c. If 2 ppm NO3- and 15 ppm SO42- are in the spring water, how much of each will be left when the jug reaches equilibrium? Write relevant reactions. d. How much of the mouse will be left, assuming no organism capable of fermentation are present?

A 10 g (dry weight) mouse is accidentally drowned in a 25 L bottle of non-sterile spring water that initially contains 10 mg/L oxygen. Assume that 70% of the mouse’s dry weight is CH2O. a. Write the relevant reaction for respiration of the mouse with oxygen. b. Does the jug become anaerobic? c. If 2 ppm NO3- and 15 ppm SO42- are in the spring water, how much of each will be left when the jug reaches equilibrium? Write relevant reactions. d. How much of the mouse will be left, assuming no organism capable of fermentation are present?

A 10 g (dry weight) mouse is accidentally drowned in a 25 L bottle of non-sterile
spring water that initially contains 10 mg/L oxygen. Assume that 70% of the
mouse’s dry weight is CH2O.
a. Write the relevant reaction for respiration of the mouse with oxygen.
b. Does the jug become anaerobic?
c. If 2 ppm NO3- and 15 ppm SO42- are in the spring water, how much of each
will be left when the jug reaches equilibrium? Write relevant reactions.
d. How much of the mouse will be left, assuming no organism capable of
fermentation are present?

Is a protein confirmation bias, stabilized by weak interaction?