Microbiology:- fill in the blanks

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Fill in the blanks

11. Cells which provide antibody mediated immunity_______.

12. The Organelle of motility of bacteria______.

13. Mineral oil is best sterilized by_____.

14. Staining methods used for demonstration of M.tuberculosis______.

15. Mos common bacteria causing urinary tract infection_______.

16. Name a life threatening complication of Plasmodium falciparum infection ______.

17. Name a fungi causing meningitis_______.

18. Name one sexually transmitt viral disease______.

19. L.J media is an example of ________ media.

20. The protozoa causing dysentery in man is _______.

Answer:-
11. B cells
12. Flagella 
13. Gamma Radiation 
14. Acid fast Staining 
15. E.coli and klebsiella
16. Cerebral malaria
17. Cryptococcosis
18. AIDS
19. Enriched media 
20. Entamoeba histolytica


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