Microorganism

Microorganisms are microscopic organisms that can be found anywhere in the environment. They can be bacteria, fungi, archaea or protists (Leon-Sicairos et al., 2015). Some microorganisms can attack one’s immune system and cause diseases such as chlamydia, rabies, leprosy and meningitis. Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted disease caused by the Chlamydia trachomatis bacteria (Raulston and Wyrick, 2000). C. trachomatis is the most common cause for sexually transmitted diseases in the United States

The study of two unknown microorganisms was completed by using methods taught in the microbiology laboratory. The basis of the study was identification of those two microorganisms. Identification of the microorganisms is important in many aspects of medicine. Some of these include source of infection, proper treatment, and which antibiotics are effective against the microorganism present. METHODS AND MATERIALS An unknown mixed culture was distributed by the Microbiology instructor labeled with a

Aum Bansal Mr Marlon A. Uson Science 6th September 2014 Microorganisms are good or bad Some of the organisms don’t have tissues, organs, organ systems they have a body made of one cell are called microorganisms. Microorganisms are organisms which can mostly be seen by a microscope but sometimes they can also be seen by naked eye as the live in big groups as they double after eating food. They are found everywhere in the world, they are in us, in plants, in animals, in chemicals, in factories

Project 5 : To illustrate the different types of media used to grow and distinguish different types of microorganisms Aim: The purpose of this experiment is to distinguish the growth and characteristics of different organisms on different kinds of media. Also, to recognise and understand the different microorganisms grown confirmed by gram staining. Introduction: Microorganisms need nutrients such as a source of energy and optimal conditions in order to grow and reproduce. In the natural environment

been vital to distinguish and determine the identities of microorganisms in the world. These identities are not only important in knowing what agent causes various diseases and the treatment to be used, but also in understanding how microbes can be beneficial and valuable to the human body and life as a whole. With that being said, upon beginning this lab, the purpose of this study was to identity and investigate an unknown microorganism by applying the methods that were previously learned and practiced

Numerous attempts have been made to isolate, identify and apply effective antagonistic microorganisms to manage RKN, nevertheless the use of nematicides is proved far more effective than biocontrol agents. According to literature, many bacterial isolates showed a significant nematicidal activity against RKN (Zhou et al. 2016; Vagelas and Gowen 2012; Moussa and Zawam 2010; Mendoza et al. 2008) that inhibited egg masses hatching or caused J2 mortality. Therefore, many studies are still being conducted

Microorganisms can easily be found in water. In third world countries, this can pose a huge threat, because lots of people can get sick from drinking water. SODIS is a method used by many in undeveloped countries as means of attaining microbe-free water. It involves allowing water to stay exposed to sunlight in order to kill whatever microbes are living in it. For this experiment, microbial diversity was determined by collecting a sample of water of different from shaded water and water directly

Microorganism means small organism which is often referred to as a microbe. A microbe is a single-cell organism which is so tiny that millions can fit into the eye of a needle. Microbes are known to be the oldest form of live on Earth, they can live individually or cluster together in communities. Microbes live everywhere. Anywhere you can think of, microbes live. They can be found in the air, soil, water and are present in and on our own body. Microbes are also known to live at temperatures less

Microbes Antagonistic microorganisms namely Bacillus amyloliquefaciens MB101 (BA) (Solanki et al. 2012), Streptomyces atrovirens N23 (SA) (Malviya et al. 2011) and Hypocrea lixii NAIMCC-F-01760 (HL) (Solanki et al. 2011) were obtained from National Agriculturally Important Microbial Culture Collection (NAIMCC), National Bureau of Agriculturally Important Microorganisms (NBAIM), Mau, Uttar Pradesh, India. Fungal cultures R. solani AG-4 (RS) and HL were maintained on potato dextrose agar (PDA, HiMedia

For millions of years’ bacteria have been surviving to their environments and been at war against other microorganism. This wars have lead them to creating an unstoppable arsenal of weapons they can use to survive. Unlike virus that need a host cell to survive, bacteria can survive anywhere since they can share their DNA with each other. This allows bacteria to survive in places like radioactive waste, zero oxygen environments, and even in absolute darkness. Unlike human beings who are born with