| 1. | bacterial Vaginosis
Bacterial Vaginosis
Bacterial vaginosis is a mild infection in the vagina caused by a type of bacteria . ... Too many anaerobes can cause bacterial vaginosis. ...
Bacterial vaginosis is the most common cause of vaginitis symptoms among women of childbearing age. ... Bacterial vaginosis refl...
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| 2. | penicillin
The discovery of Penicillin can in a sense, be considered as an accident. However, it is an accident, which has to this day, saved many lives and cured people from fatal bacterial infections. It is quite easy to understand why this drug was formerly known as “the miracle drug” Alexander Fleming, a d...
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| 3. | Cystic Fibrosis
Cystic Fibrosis (CF) is the most common recessive genetic disease in Caucasians. CF affects approximately 30,000 children and young adults. It occurs in approximately one of every 3,300 live births. Cystic fibrosis is an inherited condition and is not contagious, and therefore cannot be transmitted ...
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| 4. | Ulcers
Abstract
Over the years increasing numbers of people are suffering from ulcers and up until recently no specific enemy was known. ...
Ulcers
To have an ulcer is literally to have a pain in your side and until a few years ago it was virtually unknown the exact cause of this incredible pain that w...
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| 5. | lOVE
Persuasion Speech: Antibacterial products are dangerous to your health How many of you have ever gotten sick and have needed to go to the doctors? How many of you have ever had to clean your house? So, we all have used antibacterial products whether it is from the doctor’s office, which is called an...
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| 6. | Bio Engineering
Bio-Engineering
An elderly man develops macular degeneration, a disease that destroys vision. ... These futuristic scenarios are not part of the debate over genetic engineering, but they should be. ... Science has allowed for advances in production, transportation, and even entertainme...
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| 7. | Antibiotic Resistance
Antibiotic Resistance
Since antibiotics became largely available to the public in the 1940s they have been taken for granted. ... If a resistant gene happens to be shared, the bacteria which received this plasmid will become resistant and hence pass this resistance on to all of its kin.
An...
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| 8. | Antibiotic resistant bacteria
... Microbes are learning the ability to fight of these antibiotics and become resistant to them. ...
Bacteria are the common name for prokaryotic cells, which lack a nucleus. ... Bacteria can exchange DNA in three ways: transformation, transduction, and conjugation. ...
For clinical purpos...
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| 9. | Syphillis
Syphilis, or Treponema pallidum, is a bacterial organism that enters the human body via an open wound, most commonly during sexual intercourse. Other ways the infection can be spread are through the transfusion of infected blood, direct, unprotected contact with an open lesion (such as during kissin...
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| 10. | Pro Cloning
... Its called Cloning. Cloning is where a group of genetically identical cells descended from a single common ancestor, such as a bacterial colony whose members arose from a single original cell as a result of binary fission. Cloning humans allows the patient to have a better chance of survival w...
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| 11. | Lysis lysogeny
Lysis versus Lysogeny
When bacteriophage enters a bacterial cell it can follow one of two possible fates. ...
Two other genes are necessary for lysogeny because initially cI is not transcribed. ...
The state of the cell being infected is important in deciding whether the phage go...
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| 12. | Anabolic Steroids
Since the 1950s, some athletes have been taking anabolic steroids to build muscle and boost their athletic performance. ...
Studies show that, over time, anabolic steroids can indeed take a heavy toll on a persons health. The abuse of oral or injectable steroids is associated wi...
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| 13. | Bacterial COnjugation
Conjugation involves the transfer of genetic information by direct cell-to-cell contact. ... This study of conjugation involved the use of E. ... Each strain was combined to observe conjugation. ... However, the growth of red colonies in nalidixic acid indicates that conjugation occurred. The...
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| 14. | Bacteria
... As well as these two specific bacteria types, three other bacteria were identified along with an additional unknown bacterial group. The bacteria Staphylococcus epidermidis was more prevalent in the BU than in the ICU as was Eschericia coli, however the differences were small. The bacteria E. ...
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| 15. | Plague DBQ
During the mid-fourteenth century, Europe had experienced a series of devastating and destructive events including the Bubonic Plague. ...
The bacterial infection, which started the bubonic plague, mainly started because of rats carrying infected fleas. ... Many people believed that the plague...
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| 16. | Chlamydia
... All came back negative, except for chlamydia. ...
Before I researched chlamydia all I knew was that it was a sexually transmitted disease, and that it was a bacterial like form. ... If not treated chlamydia can cause infertility and it can also harm an unborn fetus. ... "Chlamydia" is a s...
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| 17. | Tetanus
Tetanus is a bacterial disease that affects the nervous system. It is contracted through a cut or wound that becomes contaminated with the tetanus bacteria called Clostridium tetani. ... Very deep cuts can be easily infected with tetanus. Tetanus bacteria can be found worldwide and are commonly ...
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| 18. | Antibiotic resistance
... Antibiotic resistance is an emerging threat to society today. This paper will look into the historical roots of antibiotic resistant infections, how the crisis has grown to where it is today, and prevention of further outbreak. ...
Fleming’s discovery of the first true antibiotic opened t...
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| 19. | Toxin By Robin Cook
Toxin
Toxin by Robin Cook is a shocking tale of bacterial poisoning and corporate hostility. ...
After reading the book Toxin I looked very cautiously at the next fast food burger I ate. Toxin is a very unsettling book which gives readers an inside look at the meat industry. Which is one of...
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| 20. | Cloning
... When someone is referring to cloning they usually are talking about reproductive cloning. Well, there are three different types of cloning: DNA Cloning, Reproductive Cloning, and Therapeutic cloning.
DNA cloning is when a transfer of a DNA fragment of interest from one organism to a self-re...
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| 21. | Cloning
This article primarily discussion on one typed called reproductive cloning. Additionally, there are different types of cloning and cloning technologies can be used for other purposes besides producing the genetic twin of organism. A good understanding of the different types of cloning is key to t...
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| 22. | Antibiotic Resistant Infections and Society
... Nobel Prize winner Joshua Lederberg describes the problem of antibiotic resistance in this manner: “Antibiotic resistance…is worrying because it is accumulating and accelerating while the world’s tools for combating it decrease in power and number” (FDA’s “Performance Plan and Report” 2) Pre-e...
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| 23. | Stuff and Stuff
Most Americans have no idea what is going on in the world of agriculture. All they know is that they go to the super market, buy their food, and eat to their heart's content. We have become a well fed society because of the agricultural changes in the past century. Can we go further? Technology has ...
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| 24. | Cholera
Cholera is a gram negative bacteria that causes an extreme loss of liquid and electrolytes through bowel excretions in humans; left untreated, it may lead to cardiovascular shock and death. Although cholera was eradicated in the United States in the 19th century, it is frighteningly making a com...
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| 25. | Do We Need Nature?
DO WE NEED NATURE? - (NO) Nature encompasses the entire universe and every created thing. Essential for basic human survival, it can be modified to enhance our standards of living, including health care, nutrition, and bioresearch. Whether we need nature or not can be weighed by examining the contro...
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| 26. | Meningitis a quick killer
CRISTINE MORRISON DOESNOT SUSCRIBE TO THE ADAGE THAT LIGHTINING NEVER STRIKES TWICE , THE MOTHER OF TWO FROM WINSCONSIN OHIO , HAS GOOD REASON FOR HER CYNISM, 24 YRS AGO HER SON SCOTT WAS STRIKEN WITH BACTERIAL MENINGITIS, HER MEMORIES OF HIM UNCONCIENCE IN INTENSIVE CARE ARE VIVID, SO SHE ACT...
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| 27. | DNA
Recombinant DNA technology is currently one of the most useful advances in technology that contributes to medical, agricultural and environmental developments. Researchers, scientists and universities supported by governments all around the world have been researching for more ways ...
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| 28. | Dangerous Cell Phones
Cell Phones: A Threat to Human Life
The cell phone, a lifesaving piece of technology, or is it? Cell phones are a distraction and are very deadly. ... After thoroughly researching this subject, I have come to find that cell phones may cause cancer, are disruptive and impolite, and lead to w...
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| 29. | Leptospirosis
What is leptospirosis?
Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that affects humans and animals. ... Symptoms of leptospirosis include high fever, severe headache, chills, muscle aches, and vomiting, and may include jaundice (yellow skin and eyes), red eyes, abdominal pain, diarrhea, or a rash. ... ...
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| 30. | Aromatherapy
AROMATHERAPY- An art of healing…
During the archaic period, man solely depended on nature for all his needs for survival. ... This is where the history of aromatherapy starts…
Egyptian civilization was the first to extract oils from aromatic plants by the infusion method and use them for medicina...
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| 31. | Cannibalism
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It is time to get over the old notion that only the advanced, highly intelligent beings of this world practice cannibalism. ...
Higher orders, like humans, may practice cannibalism for complex psychological reasons, like appeasing gods or honoring ancestors. ... They use cannibalism on...
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| 32. | terror
Even before the attacks of September 11th, Congress was being lobbied for change in our nation’s laws on the possession of biological agents. Before 2001, “there was no prohibition on any individual possessing any biological agents regardless of their lethality or whether the individual has a legiti...
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| 33. | ACQUIRED TOOTH INTEGUMENT
... Acquired pellicle
2. ... calculus
ACQUIRED PELLICLE
An organic, tenacious, membranous, amorphous, structure less layer, with physical shape.
It forms over exposed tooth surfaces and prosthetic work within minutes of tooth brushing; it is therefore always present in a thin layer 0....
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| 34. | Cloning
... Through cloning, you could do all of these things. Cloning is the most controversial issue with the most opposing viewpoints.
What is cloning? Cloning is when a living organism is reproduced through nonsexual means. There are three types of cloning: recombinant DNA technology or DNA c...
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| 35. | I can't join
Exam: Biology Review „« Part A: Multiple Choice (50 Marks) - Study Pedigree Chart (5 - 6 Questions) „X Know legend - Plant - Textbook Reviews „« Part B: Short Answer Questions (45 Marks) 1. a.) What is the difference between active and passive immunity? ƒæ Active Immunity ƒæ Passive Immunity „X Acti...
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| 36. | Augmentin
Amoxicillin is one of the most highly prescribed antibiotics today. It is effective against a wide range of bacteria, in fact it has the widest range of semi-synthetic penicillins. Amoxicillin is often reffered to as an aminopenicillin, aminopenicillins are penicillins that kill bacteria by inhibiti...
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| 37. | MS
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MS is autoimmune
There is no cure for MS
MS is the most common disease of the central nervous system in young adults
MS is not contagious
MS is inflammatory demyelinating disease
Everyday 3 people are diagnosed in Canada
It is estimated that more than 2,500,000 people in the world...
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| 38. | Cloning
Cloning
Fantastic things happen in this small world. ... Scientists developed the way to copy organism: cloning. Cloning is the process in which a cell, group of cells, or organism that are descended from and are genetically identical to a single common ancestor, such as a bacterial colony whose...
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| 39. | Meningicoccal
Stephen Sanig was born on 4th January 1994. On 5th June 2001, aged seven and a half years, he traveled the world; he sailed a yacht; he piloted a plane. At the age of three, in the teeth of a raging blizzard, he skied off the highest jump at Perisher. At 5.30pm on the afternoon of 4th June 2001, he ...
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| 40. | Penicilin
PENICILLIN Did you know that if Sir Alexander Fleming had been a tidy man, he might have not made the greatest medical discovery of the 20th century? The truth is that Fleming had so much going on in his lab that it was often in a mess. Yet his untidiness proved very fortunate. One day while cleanin...
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| 41. | Chicken Pox
Chickenpox is an infectious disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus which results in a blister-like rash, itching, tiredness and fever. The rash appears first on the trunk and face, but can spread over the entire body causing between 250 to 500 itchy blisters. Most cases of chickenpox occur in ...
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| 42. | cardiorespiratory case commentry
Cardiorespiratory case commentary In ‘normally’ functioning lungs drainage of the bronchial tree is efficiently achieved by cillary action and by expiratory contraction of the bronchial muscle, which propels secretions towards the trachea (Cole & Mackay 1990). Ms. X has a chronic suppurative lung di...
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| 43. | stds
A sexually transmitted disease is a disease caused by a fungus that is spread from person to person primarily through sexual contact. STDs can be painful, irritating, and life threatening. More than twenty sexually transmitted diseases have been identified. One of the sexually transmitted diseases i...
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| 44. | S Aureus
... This unknown microbe is Staphylococcus aureus. Staphylococcus aureus name originates from the Greek word staphyle, “a bunch of grapes,” referring to the composition of the bacteria as seen on stained smears, and aureus, “golden,” referring to the color of the S. aureus colonies. S. aureus c...
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| 45. | Ecogen Case analysis
... Definition of Topic
Ecogen began with a few university professors backed by investors who shared Ecogen’s vision of providing biologically safe pesticides for today’s agricultural farmers. Based in Langhorne, PA, Ecogen grew readily during the market driven biotech boom of the late 80’s, how...
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| 46. | lyme disease
Do you have Lyme disease or know anyone who does? Lyme disease is also know as Lyme arthritis. It was found in 1975 in Lyme, Connecticut and now it’s located in all 50 states. The risk of a human getting Lyme disease varies with: geography, activity, age, and the time of the year. People who are...
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| 47. | Drug Abuse
Drug abuse is defined as the intentional improper or non-medical use of any drug. Abuse occurs whenever the use of a substance negatively affects the health and well being of the user. Drug abuse has been around for thousands and thousands of years. ... Drugs are more available today than they have...
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| 48. | Informative speech on dandruff
One of the most common disorders of the scalp is dandruff, a condition that affects men and women of all ages and races. There are plenty of myths about dandruff, about why it occurs and how to treat it. ... Having dandruff is not a sign of poor hygiene, although poor hygiene can cause the conditio...
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| 49. | INFECTION CONTROL IN DENTISTRY
... Dental health care personnel and dental patients are at risk of contracting many diseases such as hepatitis B, tuberculosis, influenza, herpes simplex and streptococcal infection etc. ... The virus is highly contagious, infection can occur by sharing razors and toothbrushes. This map illus...
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| 50. | Emerging Pathogens in Drinking Water
Emerging Pathogens in Drinking Water
Abstract: This essay covers the incidence of emerging pathogens in drinking water and the detection methods used to isolate them. For years outbreaks of waterborne diseases have been related to specific pathogens. However in the past 20 years there have been...
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