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1. Bacteria
   ... three basic shapes, rod shaped bacteria, which are called bacilli, round shaped bacteria, which are called cocci, and spiral shaped bacteria called spiriochetes ...
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2. Bacteria 2
   ... respiration. Some bacteria, called facultatibe anaerobes can live in either the presence or absence of free oxygen. They obtain ...
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3. Bacteria Outline
   ... Most plant diseases caused by bacteria Most bacteria that cause plant diseases are from a group of rodshaped bacteria called pseudomonads Citrus canker ...
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4. Autism
   ... cow meat. Small bacteria, called rogue peptides are produced when people have difficulty digesting cowamp39s meat. These rogue peptides ...
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5. Bacteria1
   ... three basic shapes, rod shaped bacteria, which are called bacilli, round shaped bacteria, which are called cocci, and spiral shaped bacteria called spiriochetes ...
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6. drug resistant bacteria
   ... Making matters worse, many bacteria have specialized transpons called integrons, which act like flypaper when catching new genes 3. These mutations, no ...
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7. Genetic Engineering
   ... Another use that few people know of is for fuel. A harmless soil bacteria called klebiella planticola, inhabits the rootzone of plants. ...
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8. Bacteria reproduction
   ... The biggest reason for this lag phase is that when you put bacteria in a culture medium they need time to evolve into a state of growth called a embryonic stage ...
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9. Flesheating bacteria
   The vengeance used against us is caused by an existing organism called necrotizing fasciitis, the socalled flesheating bacteria, caused by Group A ...
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10. E. Coli
    ... 14/00 What Happened In May of 2000, 7 people died and approximately 2,300 became ill because of harmful bacteria called E. coli in the Walkerton water. ...
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11. Anthrax
    ... infected animals or their products. The sporeforming bacteria called Bacillus Anthracis cause it. Anthrax occurs mostly in cattle ...
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12. genes in viruses and bacteria
    ... pass. Larger pili are often called sex pili. Joshua ... episome. Itamp39s name arrives from a ampquotfertility plusampquot strain of bacteria. The ...
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13. genitics
    ... Another example is ampquotbt cornampquot. There is a gene from a certain bacteria called bacillus thuringiensis BT that contains a protein to kill insects. ...
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14. Bacteria
    ... with protein, is organized inside the nucleus into structural units called chromosomes ... Bacteria lack the membranebound nuclei of eukaryotes their DNA forms a ...
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15. Bacteria reproduction
    ... Thimann 623 The reason for the lag phase is this when you first put bacteria in a culture they need time to get into a state of growth called the embryonic ...
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16. The Disease State of Chlamydia
    ... The ninth group of bacteria contains only two subgroups called the Rickettsias and Chlamydias 1. According to 16S r RNA sequencing Rickettsias are related to ...
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17. The Identification of an Unknown Plasmid using Restriction Enzymes ...
    ... The small, circular DNA molecules found in bacteria, called plasmids, are a common vector for this technique.3. Plasmids generally replicate independent of ...
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18. Autism
    ... cow meat. Small bacteria, called rogue peptides are produced when people have difficulty digesting cowamp39s meat. These rogue peptides ...
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19. the black death
    ... Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, and California. Rodshaped bacteria called Yersinia pestis causes plague. Plague is spread by the bite ...
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20. Antibiotics
    ... bacteria and other microorganisms. These organisms can be bacteria, viruses, fungi, or animals called protozoa. A particular group of ...
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21. Bacteria
    ... They move by attachments off their body, which is mainly, called flagellas. Theyamp39re like a tails or antennas. Bacteria reproduces when one of them become to ...
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22. Would I Want to Live in a World Without Bacteria
    ... a cell wall which guards the inner workings of the cell, called the cytoplasm. From within the cytoplasm comes the material from which the bacteria are able to ...
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23. biodiversity
    ... Bacteria reproduce asexually through a process called binary fission, in which a copy of the DNA is made and then the membrane divides to make two, identical ...
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24. The Determination of the Presence of Coliform Bacteria from ...
    ... These characteristics of coliform bacteria already suffice the conditions outlined for ... fact, humans excrete billions of these coliforms called fecal coliforms ...
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25. Anitbiotic resistant bacteria
    ... To keep up with evolving bacteria, scientists are attacking efflux pumps ... way science is perusing this is to attach these pumps with compounds called effluxpump ...
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26. Bacteria
    ... This spiralshaped bacterium is called Leptospira. Staphylococcus aureus is a spherical bacteria that can cause skin infections Johnson 339. ...
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27. White Blood Cells
    ... other is called lymphocyte. The major function of monocyte is, phagocytosis. These cells more very quickly and are therefore able to consume bacteria and dead ...
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28. Tuberculosous
    ... The medication usually given for this purpose is called isoniaziad INH. To kill these bacteria, however, INH must be taken every day for 6 to 12 months. ...
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29. what we eat today
    ... soybean gene. of the corn crop planted in 1999 contains a protein taken from bacteria called Bacillus Thuringiensis. These genes ...
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30. hydrothermal vents
    ... process other than photosynthesis. Bacteria at the vents make sugar by a process called chemosynthesis. Rather than light they depend ...
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