★ Microbiology Quiz
The difference between the terms pathogenicity and virulence is that
A. pathogens cause disease and their virulence describes the degree of pathogenicity.
B. virulent organisms cause disease, pathogens do not.
C. pathogenic organisms cause disease, virulent organisms do not.
D. virulent organisms cause disease and their pathogenicity describes the degree of disease manifestations.
Select your answer:
Topics:
Medicine on the Western Front Gastroenterology Diseases of The Digestive System Renal & Neural Dermis Blood Pressure and Blood Vessels Lung & Breathing Animal Nutrition Life Processes - Digestion and Respiration Pharmacology Vitamins Speed, Flexibility part of Components of Physical Fitness Muscle Anatomy The Energy Nutrients EM Spectrum Nervous System/Endocrine SystemOther quiz:
Cell Bio › ViewBecause the phosphate head of a phospholipid is polar, it…
A. is hydrophobic
B. is hydrophilic
C. is repelled by water
D. dissolves in water
Muscle Tissue › View
Area where the thick and thin filaments overlap
A. A band
B. Z disc
C. H band
D. I band
E. M line