for the human good. microorganisms thought to be healthy to the live host (human)
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WHAT CAN THEY DO? Prevent forms of cancer Lower Blood pressure and cholesterol Prevent Infection Aid in digestion Improve immune system Prevent pathogenic growth Produce medicines Many more…………… http://nccam.nih.gov/health/probiotics/ http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0F
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MEDICINE PRODUCTION Insulin (diabetes) used to be taken from
cows and pigs. Now the insulin, a protein, gene can be
inserted via a plasmid into E. coli The E. coli can produce this protein
when activated by the sugar lactose
HGH used to be taken from cadavers Now HGH is produced in the same
fashion as insulin and can be produced much faster
DIGESTION
Supports proper digestion The microflora helps break down food into easily absorbed
nutrients Produce and degrade vitamins Help the body digest dairy products Break down dietary toxins Maintain the growth of friendly bacteria Strengthen our intestinal defenses and protect our bodies
from unwanted invaders like disease-producing organisms Increase resistance to infection Prevent food poisoning bacteria, Salmonella and E-coli
from attaching to intestinal cells http://www.nutrition-health-supplements.com/
probiotics.html
DISEASE PREVENTION The human immune system is very complex
and the gut immune system is intense Antibiotic use can kill off good digesting
bacteria, in its place bad pathogenic bacteria can grow
Probiotics can replenish good bacteria Probiotics and Colon polyps and cancer Probiotics and Irritable Bowel
Syndrome Probiotics and Ulcerative Colitis and
Crohn's Disease And many more
ANTIBIOTICS Substance or compound that kill
bacteria or inhibits growth and reproduction
Used to treat infections of microorganisms, some protists and fungi
Each antibiotic has a method of destruction for its target cell
ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE The microorganism becomes immune to
the specific antibiotic Microorganism evolves (changes)
through genetic mutation and transferred through conjugation, transduction and transformation
How does this develop?