Both molds and yeasts are considered fungi. Compare and contrast molds with yeas

Both molds and yeasts are considered fungi. Compare and contrast molds with yeasts using the given template.
List the regions of the human body where mycotic diseases can be observed
Under what conditions does a fungal organism switch from being a yeast to a mold and vice versa or what causes the dimorphic nature of fungi? What is the role of environmental factors in promoting the growth of dimorphic fungi?
What is the purpose of the heating and cooling procedure?
What is the ultimate goal of the researcher?
Describe a plasmid and its function.
Both molds and yeasts are considered fungi. Compare and contrast molds with yeasts using the given template.
List the regions of the human body where mycotic diseases can be observed
Under what conditions does a fungal organism switch from being a yeast to a mold and vice versa or what causes the dimorphic nature of fungi? What is the role of environmental factors in promoting the growth of dimorphic fungi?
What is the purpose of the heating and cooling procedure?
What is the ultimate goal of the researcher?
Describe a plasmid and its function.
Discuss why plasmids are found in some microorganisms and not in others.
Discuss the purpose of continuously heating and then cooling the material in the process of polymerase chain reactions.
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