Microbiology :- fill in the blanks with answers

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Microbiology :- fill in the blanks
1.The degree of enlarging power of a microscope is called as .
2.Acid fastness of microbacterium depends on the presence of in the cell wall.
3.The most recent indicator of fecal contamination of water source is .
4. Lymphatic filariasis is caused by .
5.The small molecular weight substances which are unable to induce antibody formation but can react with the specific antibody are called as .
6. When Soluble antigen react with specific antibody and become visible is called as .
7. ELISA is spelled fully as .
8. TCBS is selective media for .
9.Forceps, scalpel, scissors and needles can be sterilised by
(a)
(b)          .
10.Sterilisation by stem under pressure is called as          .

Answers :-
1. Magnification. 
2. Mycolic acid.
3. E. Coli.
4. Wuchereria bancrofti .
5. Simple haptens. 
6. Precipitation.
7. Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay.
8. Vibrio cholerae .
9.  a. Hot air oven
     b. Autoclaving. 
10. Autoclaving. 


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