One drug used to treat this disease unusually turns one's urine orange and inhibits DNA-dependentRNA polymerase, while another one must be activated by KatG catalase-peroxidase.
One drug used to treat this disease unusually turns one's urine orange and inhibits DNA-dependentRNA polymerase, while another one must be activated by KatG catalase-peroxidase. This disease can bevaccinated against using BCG. Especially dangerous in immunocompromised individuals, this disease'scausative agents can be contained in granulomas, although this sometimes does not kill off the bacteriumand leads to a latent phase. This disease, which can be diagnosed through the Mantoux test or a chest x-ray,is caused by a bacterium with an unusually thick and lipid-rich cell wall. For 10 points, name this diseasecaused by a Mycobacterium, which was referred to in the past as consumption.
One drug used to treat this disease unusually turns one's urine orange and inhibits DNA-dependentRNA polymerase, while another one must be activated by KatG catalase-peroxidase.
tuberculosis [or TB; accept consumption before the tossup is finished]