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    A major laboratory test showed in Sego’s study that, “Laboratory testing showed impressive zones of inhibition in plate cultures of kombucha inoculated with various Staphylococcus, Listeria, and Micrococcus species.” (Sego, 2016.) This break through study is also supported by the positive results in digestive health when a person consumes a fermented tonic. Further studies continue to include the positive effects to brain function

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    Advantage Of Frozen Food

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    their health, depending on how individual body system works or operates. According to the USDA (2013), food is to be defrosted with cold water (at about 40° C or O), in the refrigerator or microwave but contrary to that, as cited by Sara G Miller in “Listeria in Your Freezer: How long the bacteria survive” (May 25, 2016), Benjamin Chapman affirms that not all foods can be defrosted in

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    The change was to go from investigation contaminations to looking into was to prevent them. Food companies need to be careful that they are processing their products correctly. CRF Frozen Foods had one of the largest food recalls due to listeria. The recall was for over 400 of their products that were produced in Pasco, Washington. The recall went all the way back to 2013. CRF was able to determine how far they should go back because they had sequencing system in place to help determine

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    There are many bacteria that do not go through cellular respiration; there are also some that do. These tiny organisms live in every habitat, including the air we breathe. Prokaryotes are grouped according to their need for oxygen. Obligate anaerobes are prokaryotes that cannot live in the presence of oxygen. In fact, exposure to oxygen for even a short length of time will kill these prokaryotes. They produce methane and are found at the bottom of lakes, in marshy areas, and in the digestive tracts

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    The Maple Leaf Crisis

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    to the crisis, Maple Leaf had already worked internally to prepare and plan for the possibility of a recall. Identifying the crisis early enough and preparing an emergency plan can make a strong influence on the final outcome. When the tests for Listeria were confirmed, Maple Leaf immediately recalled the contaminated food, destroyed the contaminated

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    Introduction Malignant tumors have become a major problem in public health. Chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and surgery have been the backbone of current treatment for many types of human cancer. Despite providing variably effective treatments in many cases, they are still hindered by the risk of cancer recurrence due to acquired chemo- or radio-resistance properties of some tumor cells especially tumor initiating cells [1, 2]. Recent advances in our understanding of immune system and its role in attacking

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    Bacterial Meningitis

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    infectious agents invade host defense mechanisms that usually guard against the brain and spinal cord infection in the subarachnoid space [2]. The most frequent bacteria that cause meningitis quickly are streptococcus pneumonia, Neisseria meningitis, and Listeria meningitis [9]. As soon as the bacteria gain a way of going into the bloodstream, they are prosperous in preventing phagocytosis by neutrophils for the reason of the fact of a polysaccharide capsule. Bacteria in a direct manner move into the meninges

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    Biology Lab Report

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    Screening and Cloning Of Bacterial β-Glucosidase Gene That Can Degrade Salicin from NIF and Virulent Bacteria Hanan H. Ahmed Microbial Biotechnology Department, Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology Institute, Minufiya University Sadat City, Egypt Abstract Two β- glucosidase genes in Rhizobium leguminosarum bv. Trifloii able to utilize Salicin. SamI fragments (2 and 3 kbp) from Rhizobium leguminosarum bv. Trifloii were expressed in E. coli HC1061. Transformed clones with β- glucosidase activity

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    The four most common causes of bacterial meningitis come from Streptococcus pneumoniae, Neisseria meningitides, Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib), and Listeria monocytogenes. S. pneumoniae has been the study of scientist for the past century striving for both clinical and basic scientific discovery. In 1881 Louis Pasteur used the saliva of an infected child and injected it into rabbits identifying slightly elongated diplococcic (Smith 2012). S. pneumoniae is a gram positive, facultative anaerobe

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    Inuit Vs Eating Raw Meat

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    Some people think that it wasn’t ok for the Inuit to eat to all the parts of an animal or eating raw meat because it was either disgusting or bad for them because it causes diseases. Well they are half right. Actually eating raw meat can be good for people, because technically meat that is cooked is harder to digest than raw meat. It was right and ok for the Inuit to eat raw meat. The Inuit ate raw meat because they had very few natural resources and very few edible plants to eat. When food is being

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