This is a flash card deck for the chapter 'Microbes in Human Welfare' of Class 12th, based on the latest syllabus for NEET 2024. You can download other chapters by clicking on "The author has shared x other item(s)." below the title of this page.
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| Text | Converting milk into curd improves its nutritional quality by increasing {{c1::vitamin B12}}. |
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| Text | Answer w.r.t kingdoms or organismMicrobes are diverse - {{c1::protozoa}}, {{c1::bacteria}}, {{c1::fungi}} and {{c1::microscopic plant viruses}}, {{c1::viroids}} and {{c1::also prions that are proteinacious infectious agents}}. |
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| Text | The first antibiotic '{{c1::Penicilin}}' was discovered by alexander fleming while working on the bacteria {{c1::Staphylococci}}.He observed that the bacteria could not grow around a mould ({{c1::penicillium notatum}}) due to the chemical it produced and he named it {{c1::penicillin}}.However its full potential as antibiotic was established much later by Ernest Chain and Howard Florey.All three of them receieved novel prize in 1945 for this discovery. |
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