Exam 11: The Human Microbiome
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The effort to determine the relationship between disease and changes in the human microbiome is one goal of the _____________________.
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A pathological imbalance in the microbiome community is diagnosed as ____________.
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Because the gut microbiome is filled with bacteria, it is a good place to look for _____________bacteria.
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Since microbes are ubiquitous there are no ethical concerns to consider with the Human Microbiome Project.
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The microbiome can be used to identify those at risk for lung cancer.
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Upregulation and coordinated release of M protein in Streptococcus occurs in
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Based on the composition of the GI microbiome in this image, what is wrong with the patient? 
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Probiotics taken after antibiotic treatment will replenish beneficial bacteria and prevent the overgrowth of bacteria associated with disease states.
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The composition of the GI microbiome changes with specific disease states.
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Describe some of the ethical concerns of the Human Microbiome Project.
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Lactobacillus and _____________ are the two most common probiotics.
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The field of study that provides information about all of the genes in a microbiome is
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A patient's gut microbiome profile shows lower diversity. What might be wrong with this patient?
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Healthy controls consistently have more of which bacteria than unhealthy patients. 
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