Biology Part 1 Final Review
Bio part 1 review
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- What can a person do daily to prevent disease?
- What medical intervention would be useful in preventing the spread of infectious disease?
- What purpose does PCR serve in DNA sequencing?
- What DNA sequence is complementary to the strand AGGCTC?
- On a concentration gradient, the darker the colour, the _______ the concentration.
- How do concentration gradients help determine the quantity of a pathogen in body fluid?
- Why may it be more beneficial to test for antigens as opposed to antibodies in some situations?
- Define: outbreak
- What is an antigen?
- What is an antibody?
- Are antibiotics effective to treat viral infections? Why?
- True or false: Gram-negative bacteria has thicker cell walls than gram-positive bacteria.
- Penicillins are often more effective against gram-_______ bacteria
- Why do antibiotics not harm human cells?
- Define: bacterial conjugation
- Define: bacterial transduction
- Define: bacterial transformation
- Define: antibiotic
- Which most commonly leads to antibiotic resistance?
- True or False: conductive hearing loss is the inability to transfer electrical signals to the brain to be interpreted as sound
- The cochlea is in the _________ ear
- The pinna is part of the _______ ear
- Another name for the tympanic membrane is ________
- The auditory ossicles are in the ________ ear
- True or False: Cochlear implants can help people with conductive hearing loss regain hearing
- Who created the smallpox vaccine?
- Why do people in different regions require different vaccines?
- Define: Recombinant DNA
- Define: plasmid
- What is herd immunity?
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