Pathogens and Immunity
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- Q1
Match the type of vaccine to what it is made of.
Users link answersLinking60s - Q2
Put the steps of the lytic cycle in order.
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What is the number of people on average a sick person is likely to infect called?
CDC
Antibody
Spike
R0
30s - Q4
You are born with innate immunity.
truefalseTrue or False30s - Q5
What is not part of the innate immune system?
macrophages
skin
B cells
30s - Q6
What type of white blood cell produces the antibodies?
B Cells
Macrophages
T Cells
30s - Q7
Vaccines guarantee protection.
falsetrueTrue or False30s - Q8
A major different between viruses & bacteria is that ___________
viruses can make you sick, bacteria cannot
bacteria can be treated with antibiotics, viruses cannot
viruses can be neutralized by stomach acid, bacteria cannot
30s - Q9
What part of the cell membrane does the virus attach to?
glycoprotein
receptor protein
channel protein
30s - Q10
How do bacteria reproduce?
Splitting themselves in two using mitosis.
Using a host's cells
They don't reproduce
30s - Q11
Viruses are bigger than bacteria.
falsetrueTrue or False30s - Q12
Viruses are made of cells.
falsetrueTrue or False30s - Q13
Classify this bacteria
streptococcus
staphylobacillus
staphylococcus
30s - Q14
Which of the following does a virus have in common with a bacteria?
They both can cause disease.
They both can reproduce on their own.
They both can be treated with antibiotics.
30s - Q15
What is D on the diagram?
Capsid
Envelope Protein (Spike)
Nucleic acid (DNA/RNA)
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