The ID50 (Infective Dose) value is the concentration of pathogen
required to infect 50% of a population. (or a dose which is
required for a 50% chance of infection in a host).
Following is the graph to interpret ID50
From the graph the concentration of the infectious dose at which
50% of the population shows signs of infection can be infered to be
the ID50 Value.
This type of experiment is however not suitable for all type of
Pathogens and is majorly used for Viruses due to the uncertainty of
the viability/infectivity of bacteria.
Describe the standard procedure used to measure the IDs for a pathogen. Describe what the graph...
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a) I predict that the graph for light inensity as a function
of linear position will have high and low waves as the pattern is
scanned across the light sensor. How can I explain why this is
true?
what do you mean by reference?
it
is a double slit diffraction experiment.
redictions: What would the graph for light intensity as a function of linear position look like as the pattern is scanned across the light sensor?
redictions: What would the...
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