Biol 202 week 3 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Lab3:CulturingandAsepticTechnique(100points)  Eachquestiononthelabworksheetmustbeansweredcompletely,thoroughly,incompletesentencesand correctlyin orderto beconsideredforfullcredit  Ifthequestionasksyoutodoresearchorfindasource,areputable,credibleand/orscholarlysourcecitationmustbeincluded inorder tobeconsidered for fullcredit  Ifamathformulaisrequiredtoarrivetoananswer,workmustbeshownotherwise,nocreditwill beawarded Pre-LabQuestions 1. Proper aseptic technique is crucial to ensur...

1. Question: During the process of a latent viral infection: 2. Question: This eukaryote is of lesser interest to microbiologist compared to the others. 3. Question: Which one of these viruses is able to enter into latency? 4. Question: A fungus that can cause a disease in humans results in; 5. Question: The asexually reproducing bread mold. Rhizopus stolonifer. produces: 6. Question: This microbe was historically known as blue-green algae. 7. Question: Found only in select, cellular life....

1. Question: During the process of a latent viral infection: 2. Question: This eukaryote is of lesser interest to microbiologist compared to the others. 3. Question: Which one of these viruses is able to enter into latency? 4. Question: A fungus that can cause a disease in humans results in; 5. Question: The asexually reproducing bread mold. Rhizopus stolonifer. produces: 6. Question: This microbe was historically known as blue-green algae. 7. Question: Found only in select, cellular life....

1. Question: During the process of a latent viral infection: 2. Question: This eukaryote is of lesser interest to microbiologist compared to the others. 3. Question: Which one of these viruses is able to enter into latency? 4. Question: A fungus that can cause a disease in humans results in; 5. Question: The asexually reproducing bread mold. Rhizopus stolonifer. produces: 6. Question: This microbe was historically known as blue-green algae. 7. Question: Found only in select, cellular life....

1. Question: During the process of a latent viral infection: 2. Question: This eukaryote is of lesser interest to microbiologist compared to the others. 3. Question: Which one of these viruses is able to enter into latency? 4. Question: A fungus that can cause a disease in humans results in; 5. Question: The asexually reproducing bread mold. Rhizopus stolonifer. produces: 6. Question: This microbe was historically known as blue-green algae. 7. Question: Found only in select, cellular life....

RSV The virus that I chose is RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus). The infectious virus known as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) affects the respiratory system and the lungs. RSV is a negative single-stranded RNA virus. Infants, older individuals, those with weakened immune systems, and those who have lung disease may be more severely affected by this virus. After being exposed to RSV, symptoms don't often appear for two to eight days. Typically, symptoms persist for three to seven days. Mos...

1. Question: During the process of a latent viral infection: 2. Question: This eukaryote is of lesser interest to microbiologist compared to the others. 3. Question: Which one of these viruses is able to enter into latency? 4. Question: A fungus that can cause a disease in humans results in; 5. Question: The asexually reproducing bread mold. Rhizopus stolonifer. produces: 6. Question: This microbe was historically known as blue-green algae. 7. Question: Found only in select, cellular life....

W3:YourFavoriteVirus RSV The virus that I chose is RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus). The infectious virusknownasrespiratorysyncytialvirus(RSV)affectstherespiratorysystemandthelungs. RSV is a negative single-stranded RNA virus. Infants, older individuals,those with weakened immune systems, and those who have lung disease maybe more severely affected by this virus. After being exposed to RSV, symptomsdon't often appear for two to eight days. Typically, symptoms persist for three toseven days...

BIOL202 Week 3 Discussion; Your Favorite Virus

BIOL202 Week 3 Discussion; Your Favorite Virus