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About: This bingo card dives into the fascinating world of microbiology, covering key concepts from microbial growth and genetics to antibiotics and resistance. It's perfect for students, teachers, or science enthusiasts at educational events, study sessions, or review games. Expect a blend of technical terms and foundational knowledge that will challenge your understanding while also sparking curiosity about microorganisms.
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This Exam 2 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Acidophiles, Acquired Resistance, Alexander Fleming, Alkaliphiles, Aminoglycoside, Anaerobes, Antagonism, Antisepsis, Autotroph, Binary Fission, Biofilm, Broad-Spectrum Drugs, Cephalosporin, Chemoheterotroph, Chemotherapy, Chemotroph, -cidal Agents, Commensalism, Cytokinesis, Death Phase, Decimal Reduction Time, Decontamination, Differential Media, Disinfection, Drug Resistance, Exponential (Log) Phase, Extracellular Polymeric Substance, Extremophiles, Facultative Anaerobes, Generation Time, Germicide, Growth Curve, Halophiles, Haploid, HEPA Filters, Heterotroph, Incineration, Intrinsic Resistance, Ionizing Radiation, Lag Phase, Macrolides, Membrane Filters, Mesophiles, Microaerophiles, Minimal Inhibitory Concentration, Minimal Lethal Concentration, Mutualism, Narrow-Spectrum Drugs, Natural Selection, Neutrophiles, Obligate Aerobes, Obligate Anaerobes, Origin of Replication, Osmotolerant, Parasites, Parasitism, Pasteurization, Paul Ehrlich, Penicillin, Persister Cells, Phototroph, Psychrophiles, Psychrotrophs, Quinolone, Quorum Sensing, Reactive Oxygen Species, Replisome, Sanitization, Saprobes, Selective Media, Selective Toxicity, Septation, -static Agents, Stationary Phase, Steam Sterilization, Sterilization, Sulfonamides, Symbiosis, Synergism, Terminus, Tetracycline, Therapeutic Dose, Therapeutic Index, Thermophiles, Toxic Dose, Trimethoprim, Ultraviolet Radiation, Vancomycin, Z Ring.
This Exam 2 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Acidophiles, Acquired Resistance, Alexander Fleming, Alkaliphiles, Aminoglycoside, Anaerobes, Antagonism, Antisepsis, Autotroph, Binary Fission, Biofilm, Broad-Spectrum Drugs, Cephalosporin, Chemoheterotroph, Chemotherapy, Chemotroph, -cidal Agents, Commensalism, Cytokinesis, Death Phase, Decimal Reduction Time, Decontamination, Differential Media, Disinfection, Drug Resistance, Exponential (Log) Phase, Extracellular Polymeric Substance, Extremophiles, Facultative Anaerobes, Generation Time, Germicide, Growth Curve, Halophiles, Haploid, HEPA Filters, Heterotroph, Incineration, Intrinsic Resistance, Ionizing Radiation, Lag Phase, Macrolides, Membrane Filters, Mesophiles, Microaerophiles, Minimal Inhibitory Concentration, Minimal Lethal Concentration, Mutualism, Narrow-Spectrum Drugs, Natural Selection, Neutrophiles, Obligate Aerobes, Obligate Anaerobes, Origin of Replication, Osmotolerant, Parasites, Parasitism, Pasteurization, Paul Ehrlich, Penicillin, Persister Cells, Phototroph, Psychrophiles, Psychrotrophs, Quinolone, Quorum Sensing, Reactive Oxygen Species, Replisome, Sanitization, Saprobes, Selective Media, Selective Toxicity, Septation, -static Agents, Stationary Phase, Steam Sterilization, Sterilization, Sulfonamides, Symbiosis, Synergism, Terminus, Tetracycline, Therapeutic Dose, Therapeutic Index, Thermophiles, Toxic Dose, Trimethoprim, Ultraviolet Radiation, Vancomycin, Z Ring.