Answer:
♡Technically, You need an example of each definition.♡
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Explanation:
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1. One cell for a Phagocyte is called amoeba.
2. A cell that produces antibodies is called B lymphocytes.
3. A cell which produces histamine in an allgeric response is called antigens.
4. A cell that allows the secondary response to be faster than the primary immune response is called Antigen‐specific T cells.
5. A cell which differentiates to form a plasma cell is called B cells.
6. A cell that destrosy cells which are infected with a pathogen (in cell mediated response is called cytotoxic, helper, and suppressor T cells.
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Answer: 2
<span>A binge means eating to more than full in a short matter of time. Binge eating disorder is a life-threatening, but treatable eating disorder characterized by binges or eating large quantities of food in a quick manner to the point of discomfort. If an individual is averaging 2 binges per week for at least three months, he can be considered as bulimic. </span>
Answer: The correct answer is option C.
Explanation:
A false negative test is a diagnostic error in which a test shows absence of a disease even when a person is having a disease.
Similarly, in the given question a sample has anthrax spores; however, antibody test fails to show the presence of anthrax. Thus, it is a false negative.
In contrast, false positive error is the error in which the test shows the presence of disease even when a person is not suffering from it.
Sampling error is a statistical error.
Thus, the correct answer is option C.
1. Griffith in his experiment used two related strains of bacteria (Streptococcus pneumonia), known as R and S and mice, trying to develop a vaccine against pneumonia. R strain-formed nonvirulent, rough-edged colonies
S strain- rounded and smooth colonies, with sugar protection coat, virulent
Mice that were injected with S strain developed pneumonia and died.
But, when mice were injected with heat-killed S strain it did not cause disease in mice.
The next part of experiment is the injection of combined harmless R bacteria with harmless heat-killed S bacteria. The result was that the mouse developed pnenumonia and in blood sample from the dead mouse, living S bacteria were found.
2. From his experiment, Griffith concluded that injected together, R strain and S strain bacteria most likely “communicate”. The R-strain bacteria took "transforming principle" (we know today that this is genetic material DNA) from the heat-killed S bacteria which allowed them to "transform" into virulent bacteria.
