MycolicWhat are the components of acid alcohol?Prevent contamination of the smear by the stain pptWhat is the purpose of placing a filter paper on the glass slide?<span>1. Flood with carbolfuchsin. Heat until steam is given off for about 5 min
2. Allow to stand for more 5 min w/o heating. Remove the filter paper
3. Decolorize with acid alcohol while continously agitating the slide, then wash with water
4. Counterstain with methylen blue for 30 sec., wash with water then let it dry</span>Discuss the procedure in using ziehl-neelsen methodRedWhat is the color of an acid fast bacteria?Blue/greenWhat is the color of non-acid fast bacteria?<span>4g basic fuchsin
20 ml of 95% ethanol
8 ml phenol
100 ml distilled water</span>What are the components of kinyoun's carbolfuchsin?<span>1. Flood the smear with kinyoun's for about 5.min
2. Rinse with deionized water
3. Decolorize to faint pink color with acid alcohol for 3 min
4. Rinse again with deionized water
5. Flood with methylene blue for (4min), dry and examine under OIO</span>Discuss the procedure in using kinyoun's methodHorizontal or vertical scanningWhat is the proper way or direction of reading your stained smear?Horizontal scanningWhat is known as standard scanning?Pappenheims methodIn what method we use rosalic acid and alcohol as decolorizer?ColorlessWhat is the reaction of Mycobacterium smegmantis when rosalic acid and alcohol was added as decolorizer in pappenheims method?Diluted alcholic fuchsinWhat is use as stain i youe baumgarten's method?Red
The answer is that it means that the oxygen would be difficult to carry throughout the body, which happens that ATP would be lacking. Because to create energy there’s a need for respiration and it requires an oxygen. Also, other body systems will slow down because anaerobic respiration doesn't create enough ATP for the entire body.
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Answer:
60 grams
60 milliliters of water weighs 60 grams. (or precisely 60 grams.
Explanation:
Silicates<span> are </span>minerals<span> that </span>contain silicon<span> atoms bonded to </span>oxygen<span> atoms. The basic building block for all </span>silicate minerals<span> is called a tetrahedron, where one</span>silicon<span> atom is bonded to 4 </span>oxygen<span> atoms. </span>Silicate minerals<span> also often </span>contain<span> other </span>elements<span>, such as calcium, iron, and magnesium.</span>
