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What bacterial organism is responsible for rheumatic fever? What is transduction in bacteria? How does staphylococcus aureus develop antibiotic resistance? What is bacterial colonization? Bacillus stearothermophilus is used as the biological indicator microorganism for verifying ___. A bacillus...
Wide varieties of bacteria live in the body of all living beings, including higher plants, animals, and even the human body. In an average human body (normal), there are about 1014bacterial cells, while the body itself is made up of only 1013human cells. Structure of a Bacterial Cell Bac...
An organism that diminishes the reproductive fitness of another organism or benefits from another organism without reciprocity. Pathogen In medicine, any organism that causes disease. In biological terms, a pathogen is a microorganism that has the inherent capacity to cross anatomical barriers and resist...
Another interesting organism that acts as a pathogen is an amoeba calledNaegleria fowleri, which can be found in many areas, including fresh water supplies. It can travel up the nose of a person swimming in contaminated water and eventually make its way to thebrain. There, it starts to destr...
Nutritionists can begin to consider using transporter knowledge as an additional tool along with traditional methods (e.g., digestibility of ingredients) for designing feed formulations. The use of this tool is in its infancy because we have just scratched the surface of understanding the ...
environmental samples for fecal contamination. Furthermore,E. coliis the most widely studied prokaryotic model organism, and it is an important species in fields such as biotechnology and microbiology. This is because it has served as the host organism for the majority of work with recombinant DNA...
in maintaining soil ecosystem functions. Unfortunately, we know very little about taxonomic diversity, potential functions, and the ecology of such fungi, especially for a limestone quarry in a tropical region. Here, we characterized and compared the living soil fungal communities in an opencast ...
On the contrary, the risk can be considered negligible when they are cooked at a high temperature, while information is still scarce for non-thermal treatments. Keywords: Norovirus; bivalve mollusc; risk assessment; food-borne virus; food microbiology; water-borne virus; microbiological criteria...
Co-infections (the simultaneous presence of multiple infectious agents in an organism) can have a significant impact on the immune response and the effectiveness of vaccines. Co-infections can result in immunomodulation, where the immune response to one pathogen may be altered by the presence of an...