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Reduction or elimination of unnecessary antibiotic use is the most fundamental goal towards reducing nosocomial infections that are antibiotic-resistant.... Ventilator Acquired Pneumonia (Name) (Institution) (Date) Abstract Though medical interventions aim at restoration of patient's well-being, some medical procedures may pose as demerits by acting as source infections....
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Within its narrow range of antibacterial activity it is potent in nanomolar concentrations, while in the case of antibiotics a much higher concentration is required for potent antibiotic activity.... Bacteriocins and Their Impact on Our Lives and Agriculture Introduction Bacteriocins consist of a wide range of diverse ribosomally synthesized antimicrobial peptides that are produced either by bacteria or by archea....
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After successful identification, a sensitivity test follows to determine the most effective antibiotic.... This paper “District laboratory practice in tropical countries” will highlight the micro biological principles that govern culture and sensitivity.... Different microorganisms thrive in different systems of the body due to the varying environmental conditions....
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Agriculture and farming, when taken into account with all their allied activities including husbandry may be described as the process where food, fibre and other products desired for a healthy and wholesome life.... This process is carried out through the cultivation of various crops, as well as the rearing of domesticated animals that are termed as poultry, livestock and game....
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Other mechanism of antibiotic :-Competitive inhibition between an essential metabolite and a metabolic analog (drug), development of alternative metabolic pathway, which bypasses some reactions that would normally be inhibited by the drug, production of an enzyme altered in such way that it functions behalf of the cell but it is not affected by the drug, synthesis of excess enzyme over the amount that can be inactivated by the antibiotic or drug, inability of the drug to penetrate the cell due to some alteration of the cell membrane, alteration of the ribosomal protein structure....
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The genotypic ratio is 1:2:2:1:4:2:1:2:1 with all combinations possible.... This ratio follows Mendel's Law and shows the traits are not linked.... This follows the law of… This gives the phenotypic ration of 9:3:3:1, white disc, white sphere, yellow disc, yellow sphere.... The genotypic ratio is All combinations are represented and would therefore occur....
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One of the key causal factors of Clostridium difficile infection is antibiotic therapy.... Further suspicion might arise if these symptoms occur in patients who have received antibiotic treatment within three months' time.... Clostridium difficile is a type of anaerobic spore-forming bacteria which upon infecting a human being causes inflammation of the large intestine (colitis) leading to Clostridium difficile colitis....
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Within its narrow range of antibacterial activity, it is potent in nanomolar concentrations, while in the case of antibiotics a much higher concentration is required for potent antibiotic activity.... This work called "Bacteriocins and Their Impact on Our Lives and Agriculture" describes bacteriocins as a constituent of the wide array of microbial defense systems....
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