1. A disease is (a) medical condition (b) pathogenic forms (c) alteration in the host function (d)microbial incidence 2. micro-organisms can only be observed with the aid of (a)electroscope (b)telescope (c) microscope (d) horoscope 3. All of the following are not true of pathogens except (a) are only bacteria (b) live exclusively within the body (c) are detrimental to their host (d) all of the above 4. host specificity means (a) microflora (b) different hosts have different range of micro-...
ZLY 312 (Principles of Parasitology) PAST QUESTION
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MCB Combined Past questions
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The Chlamydial Life Cycle. A schematic representation of the infectious cycle of chlamydiae.
1. With the advent of the use of Molecular techniques in classification, what are bacteria? 2. Mycoplasmas are unique bacteria. Discuss
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