Essays on Bacteria

Bacteria are invisible to the naked eye, yet hold the potential to bring down entire organisms. Bacteria can affect a wide range of organisms, but most are specified to a particular species. My personal encounter with the bacteria was with E. coli. More specifically, the…

We are surrounded by a lot of bacteria in the world that could potentially enter our bodies and create harm or good for the immune system. Although our bodies are balanced with good and bad bacteria, Tuberculosis is not a bacteria that you would want…

Streptococcus Pneumoniae A wide variety of bacteria, viruses, and fungi can cause Pneumonia which is present in the air we breathe. An important step in getting the proper treatment is identifying the cause of your pneumonia. Bacterial pneumonia is the most common type of pneumococcal…

Salmonella spp The Salmonella bacterium is a rod-shaped motile bacterium that posesses a flagellum. A flagellum is a long thin tail that helps the bacterium to move Salmonella reproduces asexually with binary fission. Binary fission has four steps: First the cell elongates and makes a…

Numerous cultures isolated from different sites of infections such as blood, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), urine, pus, stool and many more are routinely measured through a microbial profile and antibiogram. The results of the microbial profile and antibiogram of these cultures isolated are applicable in diagnosing…

There are around 99 thousand organisms that are known within the fungi kingdom, such as mould, rust and mushrooms. Some fungi are found living freely in either water or soil, while others choose to form parasitic relationships with animals or plants. There are large amounts…

You always hear this saying every now and then because every people have flaws. You can’t expect a person to have everything with no negative side to see. But do you know what flaw most people have? It is acne. Many people are experiencing this…

The pathogen of salmonellosis is Enterobacteriaceae and Gram-negative bacilli. It comprise two species: S. enterica, which is subdivided into over 2,000 serovars, and S. bongori. Also, based on genetic similarity and host range, the species has been divided into six subspecies: enterica (Group 1), salamae…

Sea food is one of a the main sources of low calorie animal protein and a source of nutrients and minerals. However, sea food can accumulate contaminates from the environment and food. These contaminants may be pathogenic bacteria or heavy metals. The studies indicate the…

If you are unfamiliar with the ‘CRISPR-Cas9’ system, it is the revolutionary technique discovered in bacteria (E. Coli) which they use to defend themselves against invading viruses. It works by the specific targeting of viral DNA and cleaves at determined locations, previously invading viral pathogens…