Please help me to do this crossword puzzle. Thank you. 1. Hair-like projections by which bacteria...
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1. Hair-like projections by which bacteria move about are called
(8 letter)
2. Bacterial toxin that kills hot cells or alters their function (9
letter)
3. Non-living object that can spread disease (6 letter)
4. 'A ___ on your house': Shakespeare (3 letter)
Homework Answers
1) flagella
2) endotoxin that kills host cell and alter their function
3) fomite is the non living object that can spread disease
4) a pox on your house
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