As we know Bacteria is a cosmopolitan in nature means found everywhere where on the earth like water, hot springs, cold places, snow, on animals, plants everyhwere. There are millions of bacteria live on your body in alimentary canal, nostril, skin etc. The bacteria which live on our body are of two types some are friendly, which helps us in certain kinds of processes. Some are harmful or pathogenic , which causes disease or infections.
The answer to your question is related to habitat, which is a place where an organisms live. Every organism has acquired its habitat on the basis of their needs. Every organism like bacteria need some basic things like 1) Protection from environment and other organisms. 2) Good Shelter 3) Plenty of food and 4) Suitable conditions for reproduction. So, the bacteria which live inside our body permanently gets all these basic things that they require for sustaining their life. In turn, bacteria synthesis some important compounds or helps in basic life processes to human body. So, it is clear that, the relationship between bacteria and human body is Symbiotic relationship in which both are gets benefitted.
Many bacteria are essential for our health. How many bacteria are in and on your body? Did you know that we eat bacteria for a health benefit? What about yogurt? Many yogurts on the market contain live bacteria cultures. What about sour cream and cheese? Are these good or bad for us?
it was stated previously "there are approximately ten times as many bacteria living inside your body right now, as there are cells that make up your body" how is this possible and why don't we die from bacterial infection?
Q1: A. Find an example of bacteria that communicate and how do they communicate? B. give examples of cell communication in the human body. For each example identify the following components of the signaling pathway: signal, receptor, messengers, output effects
How do we communicate location on the human body, and why is it not feasible to simply use the terms “up/down” and “above/below”? Why is important that medical terminology is consistent and uniform throughout the world?
Do fungi, plants or bacteria have proteins that resemble human myoglobin?
Some cell membranes in the human body have a layer of negative charge on the inside surface and a layer of positive charge of equal magnitude on the outside surface. Suppose that the charge density on either surface is ± 0.50×10−3 C/m2, the cell membrane is 5.00 nm thick, and the cell membrane is made up of tissue with a dielectric constant of 5.40. A) Find the magnitude of E in the membrane between the two layers of charge. E=?...
How does radiation affect the human body when the human body receives a high radiation dose? What are symptoms of the acute radiation sickness? Try to write 500+ words.
How do the endocrine and nervous systems work together to act as a communication system for the human body? (In 60-80 words).
When using bacteria to clone a human gene and express its product, as in the case of insulin, the gene cannot contain introns because bacteria do not have the enzymes to process mRNA. How do scientists overcome this challenge?
Concept 37.3 (Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria): How do legumes form a tight mutualism with Rhizobium bacteria? The Rhizobium bacteria live outside the plant (in the soil) and fix nitrogen while living off some sugars that the plant secretes The legume roots form nodules containing Rhizobium bacteria that fix nitrogen for the plant while receiving sugars and other photosynthetic products from the plant The legume roots form nodules containing Rhizobium bacteria that fix phosphorus for the plant while receiving sugars and other photosynthetic...