I need student microbiologist veterinary epidemioligist testing dog cat animal antimicrobials

I need student microbiologist veterinary epidemioligist testing dog cat animal antimicrobials In this project you will assemble 3-5 pages of answers and comments regarding the testing of antimicrobials to deactivate animal pathogens, deodorize animal toys, and discourage pests like roaches from dog and cat beds, etc. You are a technician, or a student, or a microbiologist or veterinary epidemiologist, or someone who possesses equivalent knowledge. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ IN ORDER TO BEGIN QUALIFYING FOR THIS PROJECT, YOU MUST ANSWER 3 OR MORE OF THESE 5 EASY QUESTIONS : Question 1 : Which one of these acryonms is not similar to the other acronyms ? : FeLV FIV FPV FDA Question 2 : Which of thse acronyms is not similar to the other acryonyms ?: CPV CDV CDC CAV Question 3 : In a few words, explain why HIV is fundamentally different from : CPV CDV CDC CAV FeLV FIV FPV FDA Question 4 : E_KAP_ What are the two missing letters? Queston 5 : What is the missing alphabet character in the following : CLSI ?02-A13 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total Budget $40 Time Duration : 10-15 days Milestone 1 : Budget $10 What pathogens affect dogs and cats and horses but do not affect humans? Rank these animal pathogens regarding the public knowledge of these pathogens. For example, you could use Google, and list the number of hits on Google. Or Reddit. Or Facebook. A simple list of pathogens and number of hits and any of your comments. Send the results to me of Milestone 1. We will agree to limit the tests we perform to those pathogens which are well known by the public, are safe for us to perform in our laboratory, and have relatively low cost deactivated pathogens to buy and test. COMPLETE MILESTONE 1 BEFORE DOING MILESTONE 2. WAIT FOR MY FEEDBACK BEFORE GOING ON TO MILESTONE 2. Milestone 2 : Budget $20 List the common tests to perform to test these specific pathogens Find scientific papers which specifically use the test on that specific pathogen Find rigorous tutorials which describe the step by step testing of these pathogens. Upload these tutorial documents. Comment on the steps and equipment to provide safety for our workers in our laboratory. (Of course these pathogens are not zoonotic, but many of our workers live with cats and dogs.) Comment on the tutorial in general. You may put your notes inside the documents if you wish and highlight the text of the tutorials Why not write a simple list of the machines and devices in a standard laboratory for antimicrobial testing, such as the machines in the last laboratory you worked in. Find vendors for the deactivated pathogens for testing. Use Ebay, Amazon, internet and list the urls of specific vendors web pages describing the deactivated animal pathogens. Milestone 3 : Budget $10 Is the CLSI standard the only standard we need to follow when preparing the report of the results of our testing? Note that as a USA company that must observe USA government practises, Are there any other significant standards besides CLSI? Please send a couple examples of CLSI type reports. I like counting pathogens and characterizing pathogens using software programs like ImageJ. Please try to find sample reports which include photos of the counted particles, image analysis photos, from ImageJ and other software. Should I presume that ImageJ would be acceptable to most scientists? Possibly accepted by the Environmental Protection Agency? Note that our business is in compliance with USA cdc and fda government [login to view URL] you for reading this posting and helping to inhibit zoonotic transmission, feline hpv and canine cpv.