Group 3: Can you apply Koch’s postulates to a virus?  Why ar…

Group 3: Can you apply Koch’s postulates to a virus?  Why are why not?  To fully answer this question, address the prompts below. Identify Koch’s postulates. (6 sentences max) Which postulates (if any) would be difficult to achieve with a viral pathogen, and why? (5 sentences max) Which postulates (if any) would not be difficult to achieve with a viral pathogen, and why? (5 sentences max) Please label your answers A-C.

On any given Friday night, a UA student can be found either…

On any given Friday night, a UA student can be found either eating popcorn, going to a movie, on a date, or any combination of these activities with probability according to the following Venn diagram: What is the probability that a student is at a movie given that they are on a date?

Group 1: You want to study S. goldii’s sensitivity to antibi…

Group 1: You want to study S. goldii’s sensitivity to antibiotics.  So you expose it to the following antibiotics. [13a] – an antibiotic that prevents the production of the cell wall by inhibiting the function of transglycosylase. [13b] – an antibiotic that prevents RNA transcription by inhibiting the function of the bacterial RNA polymerase.