I.For the following description of the various microbiology fields indicate the name of the field on the line. Protozoology , Mycology, Bioremediation, Epidemiology ,Phycology ,Immunology 1. Studies the biodegradation of toxic wastes. 2. Studies the causative agents of disease and their prevention. 3. Study of fungus. 4. Study of protozoa. 5. The study of immunity.

I.For the following description of the various microbiology fields indicate the name of the field on the line. Protozoology , Mycology, Bioremediation, Epidemiology ,Phycology ,Immunology 1. Studies the biodegradation of toxic wastes. 2. Studies the causative agents of disease and their prevention. 3. Study of fungus. 4. Study of protozoa. 5. The study of immunity.

Complete Textbook Of Phlebotomy

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