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Pathogenic bacteria are chemoheterotrophs. As chemoheterotrophs are unable to synthesize their own food so they depend on other sources to obtain their food which they do by oxidatising different inorganic molecules like carbohydrates, lipids etc. So most of them infect different variety of hosts and obtain their carbon sources from them.
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7) The substrate of an eye a) Allosterves to the b) Reactant c) Coenzyme d) Active site 8) Which of the following is FALSE regarding Gestrandorten a) When living "S" strain (encapsulated strain was (b) The "R" strain and "S" strain exchanged genes via segi c) After DNA from the heat killed "S"strain was mad with strain became pathogenic. d) When heat-killed "S" strain was injected into mice, the mic 9) Bacteria that live in deep sea hydrothermal vents...
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Section B (Plant Microbes) 1. Compare the ecology and spread of plant-pathogenic bacteria and fungi. (maximum two pages) 20 marks
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