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EGG INOCULATION TECHNIQUES

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Chapter 19

Chapter 19. Bacteria and Viruses. 19-1. I. Bacteria. A. Prokaryotic Cells ? unicellular with no nucleus or membrane bound organelles. B. Used to be in one kingdom ? Monera. i. Now two Prokaryotic Kingdoms. 1. Eubacteria and Archaebacteria. C. Eubacteria.

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VIRUSES

VIRUSES. CHAPTER 10. What are Viruses?. Obligate intracellular parasites Virion : A complete virus particle, including its envelop, if it has one, is called virion . Viral components Nucleic acids: Genome Capsid: capsomers nucleocapsid. Envelope ( Contain lipid )

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Blood and Lymphatic Infections

Blood and Lymphatic Infections. Chapter 28. Tularemia (Rabbit Fever). Symptoms Characterized by development of skin ulcerations and enlargement of regional lymph nodes Other symptoms include Fever Chills Achiness. Tularemia (Rabbit Fever).

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Anti-Fungal Compounds

Anti-Fungal Compounds. Eukaryotic pathogens Similar cell structure and function Many fungi are opportunistic Fungal infections on the rise Most have detoxification systems. Fungal infections (mycoses) may be: Cutaneous Dermatophytic Subcutaneous Systemic.

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Cell organization

Cell organization. Viruses. What is a virus? Nonliving Particle Core of hereditary material (DNA) Protein coat Viruses can only reproduce inside a living cell. How are viruses classified ?. Active Viruses: Attach Invade Copy Release Destroys a cell as soon as it enters it.

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Public Cord Blood Banking in the United Kingdom

Public Cord Blood Banking in the United Kingdom. Derwood Pamphilon Consultant Haematologist Medical Director, NHS Cord Blood Bank NHS Blood and Transplant. The NHS Cord Blood Bank. Started clinical banking in February 1996

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