The primary habitat of a pathogen is ____.

The morbidity rate is ___.

Spores were discovered by ___.

Chlorhexidine is a chemical agent used in microbial control in ____.

Epidemiology involves consideration of disease and the spread thereof across a substantial range of people and locales.

Bacteria are ubiquitous.

DNA segments that have the capability to move from one location to another in a genome are known as jumping genes or ______.

An inducible operon consists of a regulator, control locus, and a structural locus.

Antiviral medications can often have substantial side effects.

A ribosome has 3 sites labeled the E, P, and A sites in sequential order.