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Which group of bacteria are rapidly ferment lactose and may be opportunistic pathogens?
Which group of bacteria are rapidly ferment lactose and may be opportunistic pathogens?
- Coliforms (correct)
- True pathogens
- Noncoliform opportunists
- Facultatively anaerobic bacilli
Where are coliforms commonly found?
Where are coliforms commonly found?
- In soil, on plants, and on decaying vegetation (correct)
- In the human circulatory system
- In the human respiratory tract
- In freshwater bodies only
Which genus includes the most common and important coliform, often used in identifying particular strains with O, H, K antigens?
Which genus includes the most common and important coliform, often used in identifying particular strains with O, H, K antigens?
- Serratia
- Escherichia (correct)
- Enterobacter
- Klebsiella
What do virulent strains of Escherichia coli possess?
What do virulent strains of Escherichia coli possess?
What does the presence of coliforms in water indicate?
What does the presence of coliforms in water indicate?
What is the main output path from the cerebellar cortex?
What is the main output path from the cerebellar cortex?
Which cells receive ipsilateral inputs from most structures in the brainstem and contralateral inputs from the cortex?
Which cells receive ipsilateral inputs from most structures in the brainstem and contralateral inputs from the cortex?
What type of neurons contact the dendrites of several granule cells and favor coordinated activity in the granular layer?
What type of neurons contact the dendrites of several granule cells and favor coordinated activity in the granular layer?
Which cells have an enormous spread of dendritic ramifications that extends in the molecular layer on a plane perpendicular to the parallel fibres?
Which cells have an enormous spread of dendritic ramifications that extends in the molecular layer on a plane perpendicular to the parallel fibres?
Where do the axons of granule cells split in a T shape, generating parallel fibres?
Where do the axons of granule cells split in a T shape, generating parallel fibres?
