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3
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the incidence of disease in the population including both fatal and nonfatal disease
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4
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discovered genus Bacillus and spore formation
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7
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a symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits and the other one is neither benefited nor harmed by the relationship
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8
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phase of bacterial growth curve where bacteria is actively growing; cell # increase at a steady rate
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9
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the science of the incidence, distribution and spread of disease in a community
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11
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round shaped bacteria
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14
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gram positive, rod shapped bacteria that is used in the production of antibiotics
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16
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requires preformed organic molecules
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18
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study of viruses
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19
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decolorizing agent in gram stain
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1
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the invasion or growth of microorganisms in the body
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2
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a microorganism that is killed by high pressure
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5
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this type of fermentations end product is lactic acid
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6
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published work on surgical antisepsis; sterile bandages and instruments etc.
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7
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growth of microorganisms after it has attached to host tissue or other surface
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10
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skin antiseptic in 60-70% concentration
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12
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Treponema pallidum
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13
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used reduced inorganic molecules as source of hydrogen and/or electrons
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15
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a specific group of signs and/or symptoms that occur together and are indicative of a particular disease or abnormal condition
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17
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organism adapted to low nutrient concentrations
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