Air resistance

Pneumonia is a common infection of the lungs that millions of people acquire every year, it is most commonly contracted through the air we breathe and varies in severity due to the person, their health and the situation. Pneumonia may be caused by bacteria, viruses or fungi. Bacterial infection occurs after a cold or on its own, Streptococcus pneumonia is most common form. Cold and flu viruses can sometimes cause pneumonia but these cases are usually mild. Fungi pneumonia is most commonly found in

compensation, animal cruelty, waste production, crop subsidies by corporate enterprises, greenhouse emissions, etc. it is a rather large subject to tackle. One subject in particular that I didn’t expect to be so prominent in my research was antibiotic resistance and the impacts of industrial animal farming has had on creation antibiotic resistant bacteria otherwise known as “Superbugs”. The widespread use of antibiotics in the rearing of food animals not only as a treatment to infection but also as a preventative

Listeria innocua is a surrogate microorganism for Listeria monocytogenes, for it is a relatively harmless microorganism that has similar resistance properties to its pathogenic relative. The aims of this experiment were to determine the MIC of nisin on Listeria innocua and to examine the growth inhibition effectiveness of this compound when combined with Listeria innocua on a slice of sterilized

Treatment for C. botulinum can include inducing vomiting, antitoxin, antibiotics, breathing assistance machine and rehabilitation (Mayo Clinic Staff, 2015). The action of treatment is decided on how the disease got into a patient’s body. For foodborne C. botulinum, doctors want to clear out the patient’s digestive system by inducing vomiting and giving medication to speed up their bowel movements (Mayo Clinic Staff, 2015). If a patient is diagnosed early with foodborne or wound C. botulinum they

Second, each member of the human body has a specific function, therefore any member use it by wrong is going to destroy his function either sooner or later. Including the rectum has a sticky substance feed on bacteria from feces and when sodomy, the semen eliminates this substance and replace them and become bacteria and after a day or two to dry region of the viscous fluid and would like a man wanting to do this outrageous again that is the causes of addiction practice. These are some diseases which

1. Before, biologists assumed all microbes are bad for the human body (automatically thought of pathogens), caused many diseases and harm our body fundamental systems. In addition, the biologists think that our body is already built which had all the functions required to maintain our health. However, the attitude has changed over the last decade. The biologists characterized the most prevalent species of microbes in the body, and found out that these collective microbes do not threaten us, and they

Folktale, myth, legend; an intrepid researcher may have discovered a chemical compound needed to tame staph infections (MERSA), a drug- resistant superbug that claims the lives of tens of thousands, if not, hundreds of thousands of victims per year. The potential remedy to this 21st century plague hid in plain sight for millennia. The superbug has vexed the medical community for decades. Since MERSA infections can lead to a broad array of aliments ranging from a mild rash to amputation, even death

High efficiency Transformation of E.coli by High Voltage Electroporation. Oxford Journals [Internet]. [1988 May 31, cited 2015 Dec 1] Available from: http://nar.oxfordjournals.org/content/16/13/6127.short 4. Smith H. 1969. TRANSFER OF ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE FROM ANIMAL AND HUMAN STRAINS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI TO RESIDENT E. COLI IN THE ALIMENTARY TRACT OF MAN. Science Direct [Internet]. [Cited 2015 Dec 1]. Available from:

Brian Diaz 11-3-17 Honors Biology Dr. Odom AMDG Human Body Bacteria Research Three bacteria's that live in the human body are Bifidobacterium, Escherichia Coli, and Streptococcus. One of the bacteria's that live in our body is Bifidobacterium longum. This is a multi-faceted extremely friendly bacterium that resides in the digestive tract and helps to keep the whole digestive system running smoothly. B. longum also inhibits the growth of pathogenic bacteria and it produces lactic acid. This

Staphylococcus aureus is an opportunistic pathogen found mainly on skin, nose and respiratory tract 1 The gram positive facultative anaerobe is round. Transmission occurs through humans or animals, exposure to contaminated surfaces or enterotoxins presence in food 2 . Most susceptible are newborns, young children and the elderly due to reduced immune function 3, 4. Immunocompromised individuals diagnosed ( ie. AIDS, HIV, Crohn’s etc.) assume greater risk of infection 3, 5 . S. aureus causes many