Pathogens
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- Q1Which type of pathogen is a single celled, prokaryote?bacteriaparasitefungivirus30s
- Q2Which type of pathogen can be used to create vaccines?virusbacteriaparasitefungi30s
- Q3Which type of pathogen is considered non-living?bacteriaparasitefungivirus30s
- Q4Which type of pathogen lives in or on another organism and benefits by getting nutrients from the other organism?fungivirusParasitebacteria30s
- Q5What is a vector?an organism that transmits a disease to another organism but doesn't get sick itselfa pathogen that lives off a host cella pathogen with no DNAa pathogen that injects its genetic material into a cell and then reproduces30s
- Q6Which type of pathogen is single celled and can reproduce asexually and sexually?parasitebacteriavirusfungi30s
- Q7Which type of pathogen has a protein coat and DNA or RNA in the middle?bacteriavirusparasitefungi30s
- Q8Which type of pathogen would cause food poisoning, lyme disease and strep throatparasitevirusfungibacteria30s
- Q9Which type of pathogen would cause athlete's foot, ringworm, yeast infections, and allergies?parasitebacteriafungivirus30s
- Q10Which type of pathogen would cause malaria, HIV, rabies, and the common cold?virusbacteriafungiparasite30s
- Q11Which type of pathogen would act as a vector for malaria, lyme disease, and african sleeping sickness?bacteriaparasitevirusfungi30s