Transposon, Dormant, resistant structures formed in adverse conditions, Any substance that is capable of inducing an allergic reaction, Mobile genetic elements (jumping genes) that move within the bacterial genome., Outer part of the gram-negative bacterial cell wall that causes septic shock., Bacterial spores, Present outside the cell wall, preventsphagocytosis and used for makingvaccines., Dormant, resistant structures formed inadverse conditions , Microflora that is potentially pathogenic, acquired from theenvironment, and does not re-establishitself after hand washing or usingantiseptics, Basic unit of inheritance formed as asegment of DNA and carries geneticinformation., Allergen, Any substance that is capable ofinducing an allergic reaction , by subcutaneous injection of graduallyincreasing doses of the allergen extract , Plasmid exchange via sex pili fromdonor to recipient. , Diseases formed because self-antigenis recognized as non-self antigen, whichstimulates the immune system to attackhost tissue, causing tissue injury, Endotoxin, Dormant, resistant structures formed inadverse conditions , A substance that is not capable ofinducing an allergic immune responseby itself; it must be carried or combinedwith a larger molecule to induce anallergic response, Extra chromosomal circular DNAtransferred by conjugation , Outer part of the gram-negativebacterial cell wall that causes septicshock., Function of microflora, A microorganism formed of a single cell(e.g., Entamoeba, Plasmodium malaria) , The structure used during conjugationto transfer plasmid from donor to recipient , Interfere with pathogenic bacterialcolonization by competition forattachment sites and nutrients, Extra chromosomal circular DNAtransferred by conjugation , Microflora, Diseases formed because self-antigenis recognized as non-self antigen, whichstimulates the immune system to attackhost tissue, causing tissue injury, (Normal flora / Microbiome) Good bacteria present in the body , by subcutaneous injection of graduallyincreasing doses of the allergen extract , Present outside the cell wall, preventsphagocytosis and used for makingvaccines., Gene, Basic unit of inheritance formed as asegment of DNA and carries geneticinformation., The structure used during conjugationto transfer plasmid from donor to recipient , Mobile genetic elements (jumpinggenes) that move within the bacterialgenome., A microorganism formed of a single cell(e.g., Entamoeba, Plasmodium malaria) , Capsule, Microflora that can re-establish itself onthe skin after removal by antiseptics orhand washing and lives in sweatglands, hair follicles, and sebaceousglands, by subcutaneous injection of graduallyincreasing doses of the allergen extract , Plasmid exchange via sex pili fromdonor to recipient. , Present outside the cell wall, preventsphagocytosis and used for makingvaccines., Transient flora, Diseases formed because self-antigenis recognized as non-self antigen, whichstimulates the immune system to attackhost tissue, causing tissue injury, Basic unit of inheritance formed as asegment of DNA and carries geneticinformation., Microflora that is potentially pathogenic, acquired from theenvironment, and does not re-establishitself after hand washing or usingantiseptics, The structure used during conjugationto transfer plasmid from donor to recipient , Hyposensitization, by subcutaneous injection of graduallyincreasing doses of the allergen extract , Plasmid exchange via sex pili fromdonor to recipient. , Diseases formed because self-antigenis recognized as non-self antigen, whichstimulates the immune system to attackhost tissue, causing tissue injury, Interfere with pathogenic bacterialcolonization by competition forattachment sites and nutrients, Resident flora, Unicellular microorganism, Transformation, Extra chromosomal circular DNAtransferred by conjugation , Microflora that can re-establish itself onthe skin after removal by antiseptics orhand washing and lives in sweatglands, hair follicles, and sebaceousglands, Transduction, Transfer of genes from one cell toanother via bacteriophage , Diseases formed because self-antigenis recognized as non-self antigen, whichstimulates the immune system to attackhost tissue, causing tissue injury, Dormant, resistant structures formed inadverse conditions , inducing an allergic immune responseby itself; it must be carried or combinedwith a larger molecule to induce an, Conjugation, inducing an allergic immune responseby itself; it must be carried or combinedwith a larger molecule to induce an, Plasmid exchange via sex pili fromdonor to recipient. , Diseases formed because self-antigenis recognized as non-self antigen, whichstimulates the immune system to attackhost tissue, causing tissue injury, Transfer of genes by means of naked DN, Hapten, A substance that is not capable ofinducing an allergic immune responseby itself; it must be carried or combinedwith a larger molecule to induce anallergic response, Transfer of genes by means of naked DN, Diseases formed because self-antigenis recognized as non-self antigen, whichstimulates the immune system to attackhost tissue, causing tissue injury, Microflora that can re-establish itself onthe skin after removal by antiseptics orhand washing and lives in sweatglands, hair follicles, and sebaceousglands, Autoimmune disease, inducing an allergic immune responseby itself; it must be carried or combinedwith a larger molecule to induce an, Transfer of genes by means of naked DN, Diseases formed because self-antigenis recognized as non-self antigen, whichstimulates the immune system to attackhost tissue, causing tissue injury, Microflora that can re-establish itself onthe skin after removal by antiseptics orhand washing and lives in sweatglands, hair follicles, and sebaceousglands, Mycoplasma, Diseases formed because self-antigenis recognized as non-self antigen, whichstimulates the immune system to attackhost tissue, causing tissue injury, Dormant, resistant structures formed inadverse conditions , inducing an allergic immune responseby itself; it must be carried or combinedwith a larger molecule to induce an, Bacteria that lacks a cell wall and has asterol-containing cell membrane , Protozoa, Diseases formed because self-antigenis recognized as non-self antigen, whichstimulates the immune system to attackhost tissue, causing tissue injury, Bacteria that lacks a cell wall and has asterol-containing cell membrane , Eukaryotic, unicellular microorganisms(e.g., Entamoeba, Plasmodium malaria) , Dormant, resistant structures formed inadverse conditions , sex pilus, Bacteria that lacks a cell wall and has asterol-containing cell membrane , Diseases formed because self-antigenis recognized as non-self antigen, whichstimulates the immune system to attackhost tissue, causing tissue injury, Dormant, resistant structures formed inadverse conditions , The structure used during conjugationto transfer plasmid from donor to recipient , Unicellular microorganism,  A microorganism formed of a single cell(e.g., Entamoeba, Plasmodium malaria) , Eukaryotic, unicellular microorganisms(e.g., Entamoeba, Plasmodium malaria) , Bacteria that lacks a cell wall and has asterol-containing cell membrane , Dormant, resistant structures formed inadverse conditions , Plasmid, Extra chromosomal circular DNAtransferred by conjugation , Bacteria that lacks a cell wall and has asterol-containing cell membrane , inducing an allergic immune responseby itself; it must be carried or combinedwith a larger molecule to induce an, Dormant, resistant structures formed inadverse conditions , Transformation, inducing an allergic immune responseby itself; it must be carried or combinedwith a larger molecule to induce an, A microorganism formed of a single cell(e.g., Entamoeba, Plasmodium malaria) , Transfer of genes by means of naked DN, Dormant, resistant structures formed inadverse conditions 

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