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    Super Project Summary

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    General Foods “Super” was a new instant desert being targeted for introduction in the late 1960’s. The chocolate flavor was estimated to account for 80% of total sales of the new product. Presumably‚ this means “Super” would have been “Jello Pudding” in reality. The project request consisted included a $200‚000 request‚ consisting of $80‚000 for building modifications and $120‚000 for machinery and equipment; presumed to be entirely additional packaging machinery as available agglomerator

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    to the host when ingested in adequate amounts.” That fairly boring description hardly does justice to these tiny organisms‚ though. In fact‚ the word “probiotic” actually means “for life” and that’s an excellent description of these beneficial bacteria. Without sufficient supplies‚ your health can suffer in both mildly annoying and very serious ways. The constant wear tear on the intestinal walls that are acquired from the decomposition of foods a person might intake overtime can cause serious

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    Bacteria are unicellular and ultra-microscopic organisms‚ yet they play an important role in nature. They are of tremendous importance to man. They play an important role in agriculture and medicine and are the basis of many industries. Some are beneficial to man directly or indirectly‚ others are very harmful as they cause various plant and animal diseases. Bacteria are considered as our friends and foes due to their beneficial and harmful activities. Their economic importance can be studied under

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    Rebekah Worley February 21‚ 2012 Mitchell Section 4 Biol 311 Staining and Identifying Unknown Bacteria Introduction: The microbiology lab up to this point has been used to teach the students how to stain and identify bacteria. There are several types of staining through which the bacteria can be identified based on the color and shape. The staining methods used in the lab are Gram Staining‚ Capsule Staining‚ Endospore Staining‚ and Acid Fast staining. One of the most significant method of

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    Antibiotics

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    microorganisms‚ should not incite an allergic response in the body‚ should not upset the normal microbial population of various body sites‚ and should not foster the development of drug resistance. Penicillin. Penicillin prevents Gram-positive bacteria from forming peptidoglycan‚ the major component of the cell wall. Without peptidoglycan‚ internal pressures cause the bacterium to swell and burst. Penicillin is not one antibiotic‚ but a family of antibiotics. The family includes penicillin F

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    Outcome 1 - Understand the causes of infection 1 - Identify the differences between bacteria‚ viruses‚ fungi and parasites Bacteria - Bacteria are organisms made up of just 1 cell. They are capable of multiplying by themselves‚ as they have the power to divide. Bacteria exist everywhere‚ inside and on our bodies. Most of them are completely harmless and some of them are very useful. But some bacteria can cause diseases‚ either because they end up in the wrong place in the body or simply because

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    Food Hygiene & Sanitation

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    single service item d. D. Has had disease-causing germs reduced to safe levels 5. Bacteria are one of the most common causes of foodborne disease in a food establishment because: a. Under ideal conditions‚ they can grow very rapidly b. Bacteria are found naturally in many foods c. Bacteria can easily transferred from one source to another d. All of the above 6. Most of the bacteria that cause foodborne illness grow: a. With or without oxygen at an ideal temperature

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    Uti - Pt Teaching

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    entered the body and traveled upward into the bladder is the cause of a UTI. Bacteria live on the skin and in the rectal area‚ and can easily enter the urinary tract. Some people tend to be prone to getting UTI ’s for various reasons‚ i.e. women after menopause because they have a decrease in estrogen ’s protective effects‚ some women are genetically inclined to UTI ’s because their bodies naturally allow harmful bacteria to attach to the sensitive lining‚ anyone recently catheterized‚ persons with

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    Disinfectant Lab Report

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    bacterial inhibitors abolish the most bacteria. In the future‚ people will choose the most effective bacterial inhibitor; therefore‚ they save both money and time. If the disinfectants are applied to the bacteria‚ then the zone of inhibition will increase because disinfectants are antimicrobial agents that are applied to non-living objects‚ and a petri dish is a nonliving

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    Superbugs

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    ‘Superbugs’ Bacteria Bacteria are living organisms that can help the body and also cause infectious diseases. They are microscopic organisms and the largest is only 10 micrometres long (the same size as the world’s smallest guitar) the only living thing smaller than them is viruses. They can come in lots of different shapes and sizes. They grow and multiply every 20 minutes and are the same as the bacteria they came from‚ however they can sometimes mutate to adapt to their surroundings One

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