The primary toxin associated with invasive Clostridium perfringens infection is A: neuraminidase B: alpha toxin C: hyaluronidase D: coagulase
The primary toxin associated with invasive Clostridium perfringens infection is A: neuraminidase B: alpha toxin C: hyaluronidase D: coagulase
All<br/>of the following are invasive enzymes except () A: lysozyme B: hyaluronidase C: serum coagulase D: collagenase E: streptokinase
All<br/>of the following are invasive enzymes except () A: lysozyme B: hyaluronidase C: serum coagulase D: collagenase E: streptokinase
Which point is not applied to diffentiate S. aureus and S. epidermidis? A: Pigment of colony B: Arrangement under microscope C: hemolytic cycle on bloody agar plate. D: Coagulase test.
Which point is not applied to diffentiate S. aureus and S. epidermidis? A: Pigment of colony B: Arrangement under microscope C: hemolytic cycle on bloody agar plate. D: Coagulase test.
Pus produced by streptococcus infection is thin and easily diffused. The main reason is that pathogen can produce A: yaluronidase B: asma coagulase C: streptokinase D: streptodornase E: he F: hemolysin
Pus produced by streptococcus infection is thin and easily diffused. The main reason is that pathogen can produce A: yaluronidase B: asma coagulase C: streptokinase D: streptodornase E: he F: hemolysin
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