Living With Microbes

2. A mixture of burst phagocytes and other liquids.
3. A process in which viruses or bacteria are injected into the body so the body will produce antibodies.
6. A product used to kill bacteria on the skin.
7. A word to describe the poor health of the body.
9. A disease caused by microbes such as viruses, bacteria and unicellular organisms.
10. Tiny lair-like structures on the outside of the cell of a protest to help them move through the water.
11. A microscopic organism.
12. the process in which yeasts use sugars as food, producing carbon dioxide and alcohol.
14. A process conducted on products to kill harmful bacteria.
15. Large group of organisms that have a very simple structure.
17. Unicellular organisms that have a very simple structure and no distinct nucleus.

1. Animal-like protest that does not contain chlorophyll.
2. Large white blood cells that are able to engulf and destroy microbes and other foreign bodies.
4. Chemicals that stop the growth of bacteria inside the body.
5. Special proteins made by the body in response to invasion by microbes and their toxins.
7. A chemical such as chlorine bleach that kills bacteria on objects.
8. An extremely small microbe that can only reproduce inside another living thing.
13. Bacteria that live on dead organisms that are gradually decomposed into simpler substances.
16. Large whip-like structures on the outside of the cell of a protest which acts like paddles to move the organism.