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Blood And Tissue Protozoa
Plasmodium species,
What is the vector of malaria,
Hosts of malaria
19
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Herpes Viruses
Hhv 1,
Hhv 2,
Hhv 3causes target latency
10
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Hepatitis Viruses
Which hepatitis virus is the dna ...,
What is the reservoir of the hepa...,
Which hepatitis virus is rna pico...
18
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Pathogenesis Of Parasitic Disease
Parasitic infection,
Parasitic disease,
Parasitic infection
10
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Intestinal And Urogenital Protozoa
What are the flagellates protozoa,
How does entamoeba histolytica tr...,
What does entamoeba histolytica c...
22
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RNA Virus
What are the types of picornaviruses,
Hepatovirus example,
Cardiovirus example
34
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Human Retroviruses
What is the 2 types of human retr...,
What are the types of immunodefic...,
What are the subtypes of hiv 1
18
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Cestodes And Trematodes
What does adult worm consists,
What are the types of cestodes,
How is the transmission of the di...
41
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Intestinal And Tissue Nematodes
What are the types of intestinal ...,
How is the transmission of entero...,
What are the features of enterobi...
47
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Viral Pathogensis
What are the routes of viral entry,
What is a viremia,
Types of viremia
24
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RNA Viruses Togaviruses, Bunyaviruses, Flaviviruses And Other RNA Viruses
What are the subtypes of arboviruses,
What are the vectors of arthropods,
Mosquitos cause which diseases
18
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DNA Viruses Adenoviruses, Parvoviruses, Papaviruses And Poxiviruses
Which viruses are the poxviruses,
Which virus is the largest virus,
Features of genome of poxviruses
26
cards
RNA Viruse: Orthomyxoviruses And Paramyxoviruses
Genome of orthomyxoviridae,
Classification of orthomyxoviridae,
Influenza a and b
39
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Microbiology Of Milk, Water And Air
What are the msk proteins,
Casein and ph relation,
What is whey protein
17
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Microbial Pathogenicity And Virulence
What is pathogenicity,
What is virulence,
Types of bacterial pathogen
25
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Cultivation And Identification Of Bacteria
First screening step in identific...,
Wet mount preparation,
Steps of preparing a bacterial smear
26
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Bioterrorism
Classification of biological threats,
Category a,
Category b
7
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Human Microbiota
Which side of the body is sterile,
What is the first line of defense...,
Types of human microbiota
11
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Microbial Toxins
7 most deadly chemical substances...,
Exotoxins,
Exotoxins classification
16
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Coronavirus, Falvivirus, Calicivirus
Structure of the coronavirus,
Proteins of coronavirus,
Spike protein of coronavirus
39
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Lab Diagnosis Of Viral Infections
Why we nede to diagnose viral inf...,
When we need to diagnose viral in...,
Virus detection is related with
12
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Host Parasite Intercations
Symbiosis,
Factors affecting host pathogen i...,
8 steps of disease pathogenesis
12
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