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Cat1 Cat2Cat3Cat4 Potpourri

A substance that stimulates the body to produce chemicals that destroy viruses or bacteria is called a(n)

What is a vaccine?

The best treatment for an unknown viral disease is

What is bed rest?

Bacteria that break down large chemicals in dead organisms into small chemicals are called

What are decomposers?

The area inside the cell membrane of a bacterium

What is the cytoplasm?

The chemical factories in cells that produce proteins

What are ribosomes?

The process in Bacteria that produces energy

What is respiration?

To survive in unfavorable conditions bacteria form these

What are endospores?

A whiplike structure that helps a bacterial cell move

What is a flagellum?

Found in the cytoplasm of bacterial cells

What is genetic material?

A process that results in genetically different bacteria

What is conjugation?

An organism that provides energy for a virus

What is a host?

Bacterial diseases are often treated with this method

What are antibiotics?

A virus which becomes part of the host cell’s genetic material

What is a hidden virus?

The major component of viruses

What is protein?

An Illness that passes from one organism to another

What are infectious diseases?

Heterotrophic bacteria obtain food by consuming these

What are autotrophs and other heterotrophs?

A virus though nonliving harms the organism in which they multiply

What is a parasite?

The only characteristic that viruses share with living organisms

What is multiply?

A poison produced by a bacteria that can cause a disease

What is a toxin?

Bacteria which forms on plant roots converts this gas into compounds aiding in plant growth

What is nitrogen gas?

Infectious diseases are spread by contact with contaminated people and objects, with animals and

What are environmental sources?

A virus which infects a specific particular organism

What is a bacteriophage?

A bacteria that survives in the presence of an antibiotic

What is an antibiotic resistant bacteria?

This component of a virus allows a virus to attach to its host

What are proteins?

A characteristic of viruses that makes them useful in gene therapy

What is their ability to enter cells?