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Dental Caries Periodontal Disease
2,385 words
Caries have been a constant nuisance to humans,
decaying teeth can become a major problem for
those affected. It is certainly not the oldest
pathology, nor the one of the greatest prevalence
throughout humankind, but the information that can
be extrapolate from such pathologies is great. The
aim of this paper is to outline the pathology of
caries and the influence that these have had on
the human populations affected. Caries or caries
dentist is the common name for tooth decay. It is
a local dis...
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Mutations In Nature Evolution Of Man
1,562 words
... iru's is replicated millions of times over,
the cell bursts and the new viruses are released
to continue the cycle. The body's natural defense
against such cell invasion is to release certain
proteins, called antigens, which "plug up" the
receptor sites on healthy cells. This causes the
foreign virus to not have a docking point on the
cell. This process, however, is slow and not
effective against a new viral attack. Genetic
engineering is improving the body's defenses by
creating pure antige...
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Mad Cow Disease Brain Tissue
1,654 words
... on't know anyone in particular who has had a
parasitic disease, or at least is willing to admit
to having one, I will briefly go over some of what
I know and have heard about these diseases.
Additionally, as this topic of this paper is to go
over some general knowledge about parasitic
diseases, it shall be written in an informal
manner, adn may stray off topic, for the sake of
style and maintenance of an informal essay. To
begin, I formerly found it very odd that there
even be a distinction ...
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Times A Day Burning Sensation
1,998 words
Millions of people around the world suffer from
ulcers. An ulcer is a sore or hole in the lining
of the stomach or duodenum (the first part of the
small intestine). People of any age can get an
ulcer and women are affected just as often as men.
With stomach ulcers, H. pylori infection is found
in 60 to 80 percent of the cases. Again, it is
still uncertain how the infection acts to cause
the ulcer. It probably weakens the protective
mucous layer of the stomach. This allows acid to
seep in and inj...
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Cause Of Death Chest Pain
1,499 words
Causes of Pneumonia Bacterial Pneumonia Viral
Pneumonia Mycoplasma Pneumonia Other Kinds of
Pneumonia Treating Pneumonia Preventing Pneumonia
is Possible If You Have Symptoms WHAT IS
PNEUMONIA? Pneumonia is a serious infection or
inflammation of your lungs. The air sacs in the
lungs fill with pus and other liquid. Oxygen has
trouble reaching your blood. If there is too
little oxygen in your blood, your body cells can't
work properly. Because of this and spreading
infection through the body pneum...
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Food Processing And Preservation
1,389 words
Throughout the history of mankind science has
searched into the realms of the unknown. Along
with it bringing new discoveries, allowing for our
lives to become healthier, more efficient, safer,
and at the same time, possibly more dangerous.
Among the forces driving scientists into these
many experiments, is the desire to preserve the
one fuel that keeps our lives going; FOOD. As
early as the beginning of the 19 th century, major
breakthroughs in food preservation had begun.
Soldiers and seamen, ...
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Mutations In Nature Evolution Of Man
1,542 words
... A virus invades a host cell by piercing it at
a site called a "receptor. Upon attachment, the
virus injects its DNA into the cell, coding it to
reproduce more of the virus. After the virus is
replicated millions of times over, the cell bursts
and the new viruses are released to continue the
cycle. The body's natural defense against such
cell invasion is to release certain proteins,
called antigens, which "plug up" the receptor
sites on healthy cells. This causes the foreign
virus to not have...
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Eating Or Drinking Contaminated With Brucella Brucellosis
356 words
Cause Brucellosis is caused by the bacteria
Brucella. This bacteria infects domesticated
animals. The animal that causes Brucellosis the
most in Australia is infected cattle but also
sheep or goats. Conditions Humans get Brucellosis
in one of three ways: Eating or drinking something
that is contaminated with Brucella Breathing in
the organism Or having the bacteria enter the body
through skin wounds The most common way to get
Brucellosis is by eating or drinking contaminated
dairy products. When...
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Journal Of Medicine 24 Hours
390 words
Scarlet Fever is a contagious disease caused by
the same bacteria that causes strep throat. This
bacteria is called group A beta-hemolytic
streptococcus (Balentine and Kessler 1). This
bacteria usually starts in the tonsils or pharynx.
"Transmission is most commonly via airborne
respiratory particles and can be spread from
infected patients, as well as asymptotic carriers.
Infection rate increases in overcrowded situations
(eg, school or other institutional settings). "
(Balentine and Kessler 3)...
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases Long Term
385 words
We have always known of the existence of many
diseases, but some of us dont realize that, these
diseases are very easy to catch. There are many
diseases caused by bacteria, while others are
caused by viruses. Diseases caused by viruses are
genital herpes, genital warts and AIDS. Other
sexually transmitted diseases that are caused by
bacteria are: gonorrhea, syphilis and Chlamydia.
Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted infection
caused by bacteria. Chlamydia is spread by direct
person-to-person con...
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Regulation And Importance Of Indoor Air Quality Control
1,871 words
The summer has hit once again along with
extremities of weather. Hot and humid weather
forces office buildings or any other workplace to
crank up the air conditioner. Everything should be
just fine as long as the heating ventilation air
conditioning (HVAC) system has taken care of the
indoor environment to be a comfortable setting. In
past years, energy conservation and costs have
taken its toll on human health due to poor indoor
air quality. For seasons such as winter and summer
when the weathe...
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Natural Enemies Naturally Occurring
1,817 words
What are Biopesticide's? Biopesticide's (also
known as biological pesticides) are certain types
of pesticides derived from such natural materials
as animals, plants, bacteria, and certain
minerals. For example, garlic, mint, and baking
soda all have pesticides applications and are
considered biopesticide's. At the end of 1998,
there were approximately 175 registered bio
pesticide active ingredients and 700 products.
Biopesticide's fall into three major categories:
1) Microbial pesticides contain...
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Biology Lab Report Genetic Exchange In Prokaryotes
679 words
This lab deals with the process of genetic
exchange in prokaryotes. There are three main
mechanisms of genetic exchange which include
transformation, transduction, and conjugation. In
transformation, DNA is released from cells in the
surrounding environment which is then incorporated
into the recipient cells DNA. In transduction, DNA
is transferred through a virus to the recipient.
In conjugation, genetic exchange occurs through
direct contact with another cell and the plasmid
is transferred fro...
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U S News Fruits And Vegetables
1,524 words
Organic farming began in the late 1940 s in the
United States, and in recent years it has seen a
dramatic increase in popularity (Rubin 1). The
sales of organic foods have been increasing by
about 20 percent a year over the past decade
(Marcus 1). That is over ten times the rate of
their conventional counterparts (Harris 1). There
are 10 million consumers of organic food in the
United States, yet organic food represents only
one percent of the nations food supply. This year
organic food sales ar...
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Stability And Bioavailability Of Different Erythromycin Derivatives
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... ges of erythromycin estate in comparison to
the other derivatives. Table 3. 1 compares
erythromycin estate and ethyl succinate.
Erythromycin estate Erythromycin ethyl succinate
Plasma levels up to 6. 5 mg / l Plasma levels up
to 2. 5 mg / l 2 doses per day 3 doses per day 250
mg per dose 400 mg per dose no bitter taste bitter
taste pH range 3 & # 8211; 7. 5 pH range 6
& # 8211; 8. 5 no dependence on meals
dependence on meals Table 3. 1 Comparison between
erythromycin estate and ethyl...
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Nosocomial Infections L Interrogate Leptospirosis
731 words
Bug Report My bug was the Leptospira interrogate
which causes Leptospirosis. Some of the common
names of this bug are Weils Disease, Mud Fever,
Fort Bragg fever, and Swamp Fever. This particular
bug will manifest in the kidney and in the liver.
It can in its most severe form cause kidney
failure, heart failure, and shock. This bacteria,
L. interrogate, multiplies inside of the organs,
generally it is in the kidney, liver, CNS. L.
interrogate is normally a zoonosis, and is found
commonly in dogs,...
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Ed And Eric Nerve Endings Toxin
556 words
Ed Schantz and his apprentice, Eric Johnson, work
in a very strange field of science. They grow and
Harvest the worlds strongest poison. It is, in
their words, ? six million times stronger than
rattlesnake venom. ? The toxin is produced by a
single-celled bacteria called Botulinum. The
boiling poison produced by the bacteria causes a
form of food poisoning called botulism. Botilin
shuts down nerve pulses from the brain making the
victim paralyzed. The victims usually suffocate to
death when thei...
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Nucleic Acids Genetic Material
948 words
Nucleotides are important to the structure of DNA.
In this essay, I defined the term and explained
what the function of a nucleotide is through
explanation and illustration. A nucleotide, as
defined in my computer? s Microsoft Bookshelf, is
a subset of the DNA ladder shown in question
number one. They are the building blocks of
nucleic acids, and are half of one of the ladder?
s? rungs? and its support beams. Nucleotides make
up the double helix, and the sequence of them
determines the cell? s g...
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E Coli Infected People
466 words
For those who follow the rules of good nutrition
by eating healthy foods, the rewards can be
substantial. But its also important that you clean
and cook your food properly. Because if you dont,
certain microorganisms that hitchhike into your
stomach can make you feel miserable. E. coli is a
bacteria that normally live in the intestines of
humans and animals. Although, most strains of this
bacteria are harmless, several are known to
produce toxins that can cause diarrhea. One
particular E. coli s...
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Cystic Fibrosis Genetically Engineered
1,365 words
Gene therapy by gene supplementation in somatic
cells may help those suffering from genetic
conditions such as cystic fibrosis. Although a
mutant gene occurs in all cells of the body only
those tissues particularly affected (where the
gene is switched on) by the mutant gene would be
targeted for therapy, i. e. the lungs of a cystic
fibrosis sufferer, blood cells in the bone marrow
in &solid; thalassemia and the muscles in Duchemme
muscular dystrophy. As cells eventually die, so do
the tissues be...
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