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The site of actual gas exchange across the membrane occurs in the lungs at the ______.

The first phase of early embryonic development is cleavage, which produces a hollow ball of cells called the blastula. 

You have just eaten a candy bar and your blood glucose levels are rising. This will activate which organ of the endocrine system to produce and secrete insulin into the blood stream? 

A genetic disorder in which muscles weaken and degenerate over time due to a defective protein in the muscle plasma membrane. 

Your patient, who has been very “social”, comes to your practice to get the PCR test for COVID-19 because they believe they have “long” COVID.  While there, he confides in you that he feels a burning sensation when urinating, and that he has urethral discharge (“pus”). The results of microscopic examination of the urethral discharge are shown, below. What is the scientific name (Genus + specific epithet) of the agent that is most likely causing this patient’s distress? Note:  you do not have to underline the name, nor do you have to italicize it.  However, you do have to spell the name correctly.  I will allow one incorrect letter as long as the spelling is phonetically correct.  (1 point)

The organism shown below occurs as green streptococci.  The larger cell at the end of the arrow is called a heterocyte. What is the genus name of the organism, and what process occurs in the heterocyte?

Below is an electron micrograph of a specimen taken from the lungs of a patient who died from respiratory failure.  The pathogen in the specimen is approximately 100 nm in diameter. What is the name of the pathogen, and to which Domain does it belong?

Why is parfocality an advantage when using a microscope?