Opportunistic pathogens cause infections by taking advantage of the weakened immunity of the host, disturbance in the normal microbiota, or penetrating barriers as in case of traumas. Moreover, opportunistic pathogens may cause mild infections in healthy individuals. However, the infection may lead to...
Others, though, are beneficial and present in the body as normal microbiota that can either protect the body from invading microorganisms or produce vitamins that help different body cells in performing their normal function. B. Eukaryotes Can eukaryotes be unicellular? Eukaryotes can either be ...
The role of the human microbiota Staphylococcus aureus; human microbiomeThe bacterium Staphylococcus aureus is found on the skin of healthy persons, making it a member of the normal human microbiota. Certain strains of S. aureus, however, are major agents of wound infections, boils, and other hu...
Organ donation is the removal of organs or tissues of the human body from a recently died person or from a living person for the sole purpose of transplanting. The Use of Cadavers for Educational, Research, and Transplantation Purposes Thesis Statement: When we consider both sides of the argume...
A pathogenic microorganism is part of the normal flora of the body 5. Virulence factor Ability to multiply within the host cell Ability to evade the host immune system All of the above Send Your Results (Optional) Your Name To Email