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Title: Bacteria and Humans


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Bacteria and Humans
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  • Describe the ways that bacteria can cause disease
    in humans
  • Specify how antibiotic resistance has come about,
    and describe ways that bacteria resist
    antibiotics
  • List three ways that bacteria are helpful to
    humans

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  • Bacteria cause disease
  • Bacteria benefit us in food preparation and in
    environmental, chemical, and mining process

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Bacteria and Disease
  • Pathology study of disease
  • Pathogens bacteria that cause disease
  • Toxins (From Greek for poison used in arrows)
    Poison made from living cells
  • Hemotoxins destroy RBCs, Pit Viper Venom
  • Necrotoxins destroy all tissue types, Brown
    Recluse, and Necrotizing Fasciitis
  • Neurotoxins nerve cells, black widow, scorpions,
    box jelly fish

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  • Exotoxins toxins made of protein
  • Botulinum from Clostridium botulinum.
  • One of most poisonous substances
  • The most poisonous protein
  • Used in small doses to treat muscle spasms, and
    as botox
  • Poor canning

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  • Clostridium perfringens
  • In every bit of dirt you can find
  • Can cause gangrene food poisoning

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  • Clostridium tetani
  • Causes tetanus
  • Uncontrolled muscle spasms
  • In the jaw lockjaw

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  • Endotoxins toxins made of lipids and
    carbohydrates
  • Inside bacteria
  • Hurt us when they die

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Antibiotics
  • Drugs that interfere with cellular functions
  • Penicillin cant make cell walls
  • Some are allergic
  • Tetracycline bacteria cant make proteins
  • Sulfadrugs made in labs
  • Broad-spectrum drugs affect a variety of
    organisms

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Antibiotic Resistance
  • When a few mutant bacteria survive antibiotics a
    resistant population will grow as their
    descendents.
  • Antibiotics puts selective pressure for resistant
    bacteria to succeed.
  • Overuse of antibiotics is making generations of
    resistant bacteria difficult to treat

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Useful bacteria
  • Bacteria break down waste in treatment facilities
  • Bacteria ferment lactose to make products such as
    buttermilk, sour cream, and yogurt.
  • Bacteria digest protein in milk to make cheese
  • Digest carbs in cabbage to make sauerkraut

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Useful bacteria
  • Produce chemicals and fuels
  • Clean up environmental disasters
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