Detection of Single or Multiple Microorganisms Based on Their Cytometric

question 26

Multiple Choice

Detection of single or multiple microorganisms based on their cytometric parameters is known as _________.

• A)flow cytometry
• B)complement fixation
• C)agglutination
• D)serotyping

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Definitions:

Different Species

Distinct groups of living organisms that have evolved independently and can reproduce fertile offspring only within their own group.

Relative Abundance

The proportion of a species or specific chemical substances within an ecological community.

Individuals

Distinct entities or beings with unique characteristics, often referring to single human beings or organisms.

Interference Competition

A direct form of competition where organisms physically prevent their rivals from accessing resources.