Microbiology, Immunology, Serology, and Blood Banking

2. Basic unit of life.
3. An inappropriate and harmful response of the immune system to normally harmless substances.
5. A rod-shaped bacteria producing endospores.
9. Is a machine used to spin specimens such as blood and solutions in order to separate solid and liquid substances.
11. Presence of bacteria in urine.
12. Is the process by which clot is formed.
16. It is the ability of an organism to resist disease.
18. A branch of biology dealing with microscopic form of life, particularly organisms that look for a habitat.
20. Is a disease caused by the dengue virus.
24. Are phagocytes that developed from monocytes.
25. Having a sudden onset of a disease.
28. A group of bacterial growth from media that can be mixed or pure.
29. A microorganism that is smaller than a bacterium that cannot grow or reproduce apart from a living cell.

1. Is the liquid portion of uncoagulated blood that contains clotting factor.
3. Any substance that causes allergy.
4. Lack of nuclear membrane or membrane-bound organelles, categorized as gram positive or gram negative.
6. A gelatinous layer of bacteria.
7. Presence of bacteria in blood.
8. The origination or root source and development of a disease.
10. A specific causative or infectious agent of disease.
13. Is a soluble protein molecule produced and secreted by B cells in response to an antigen.
14. A spherical shaped bacteria.
15. Is any substance that is recognized by the immune system when introduced into the body.
17. Is the liquid portion of coagulated blood that does not contain clotting factor.
19. Carbon dioxide loving bacteria.
21. Pus producing bacteria.
22. Is the scientific study of blood serum.
23. A substance that contains antigenic components from infectious organism.
26. Continuing or occurring again for a long time of a disease.
27. Is a primary lymphoid organ where T lymphocytes proliferate and mature.