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It is an agent that kills microorganisms or stops their growth.
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is a genus of pleomorphic, Gram-positive bacteria that can grow individually, in pairs or in chains. They are homofermentative chemoorganotrophs, producing lactic acid by fermentation of glucose.
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It is the element that promotes the development of a disease.
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is an agent that kills microorganisms or stops their growth.
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It is a word that is used in various contexts to describe preventive and precautionary measures in different areas, such as medicine, public health, and more.
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It is a unicellular and prokaryotic microorganism, which means that it does not have a nucleus.
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is the use of medicine to treat cancer. Chemotherapy kills cancer cells. It can be used to cure cancer, prevent it from spreading, or reduce symptoms.
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It is a set of atoms (of the same chemical element or of many different ones) that are organized and interrelated by chemical bonds.
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they are biological products, that is, they contain viruses, bacteria or parts of these. They are given to prevent infectious diseases in people who are susceptible to them
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is one of four genera in the Enterococcaceae family of bacteria. This genus groups a great diversity of gram-positive, ovoid-shaped bacteria that do not form spores. At least 34 species are recognized in this genus.
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A pathogen is any agent (generally biological) that has the ability to enter, initiate an infection and produce a disease in a living organism.
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They are a family of fish found in oceans, rivers, and lakes around the world. They are also known as salmonids and are made up of different species of salmon.
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is a scalar quantity that is defined as the amount of kinetic energy of particles of a gaseous, liquid, or solid mass. The higher the speed of the particles, the higher the temperature and vice versa.
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Phenotype is used to refer to the observable physical characteristics of an organism, the product of the expression or manifestation
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It is the inherent ability of an organism to cope with and survive diseases or adverse conditions through specific biological mechanisms.