A Phenotypic Technique That Examines an Organism's Susceptibility to Bacterial

question 2

Multiple Choice

A phenotypic technique that examines an organism's susceptibility to bacterial peptides (proteins) is called

• A)biotyping.
• B)antibiograms.
• C)serotyping.
• D)bacteriocin typing.
• E)bacteriophage typing.

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Definitions:

Muscle Pigment

Substances produced in the body that give color to muscle tissues, such as myoglobin, which is responsible for the red and brown colors of muscles.

Myoglobin

A protein in muscle cells that binds oxygen, providing a reserve supply of oxygen within muscles.

Muscular Disorder

A variety of diseases that affect the muscular system, impairing muscle strength, flexibility, and function.

Tendon

A flexible but inelastic cord of strong fibrous collagen tissue attaching a muscle to a bone.