Muddiest Point- PatrykS

My muddiest point is i don't know what the difference is between bacteriophage and prophage and what they both do or mean?

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My muddiest point is antibiotics what does it do does it attack the infected cell or the pathogens

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Im still confused about the difference between the B cells and T cells

Paul s muddiest point

My current confusion in unit 4 is how infectious disease has to do with global warming and local habitat disruption. If anyone can help me out that would be great.
Thanks,
Paul s

Muddiest Point 11/5

I have a couple of muddiest points. First, on the objectives page number 8. Describe how the immune system reacts when the disease AIDS or H5N1 is contracted and its effect on the immune system. Include: Infection, Effect on the viruses on cells, Spread of the Disease, and Treatment and prevention for the Disease. When it says describe how it reacts when the disease is contracted, does that just mean how it occurs or how it is diagnosed?

Also, number 9. Explain how the following impact infectious disease: global warming and local habitat disruption, overpopulation and urbanization, and poverty and quality of health care. I don't think I remember learning about these. If someone knows the answer to any or all of these please comment. Thanks!

GabbyM's Muddiest Point

My muddiest point for this chapter is the difference between bacteriophage and prophage.

11/1

Today in class we got our disease of the day which was TUBERCULOSIS. It is a bacteria that is spread through the air by people and can be treated with antibiotics. after that we were abled to go to a lab station to do a little lab/homework. You should have been abled to finish it in class but if you didnt you still had time at home. This is what we did in class.

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