Viruses

Viruses do not poses any characteristics of life, except for the ability to reproduce and this can be only done while it’s inside a host cell. They have to highjack the hosts cell in order to perform metabolic processes like making copies of their nucleic acid and their protective protein coat. This makes them obligatory parasites

A disease found among a particular group of people in a local region

A disease that occurs in many individuals in a community at the same time

A disease that effects many people around the world

Viruses are named according to the host they infect and the typical symptoms that they produce and sometimes the place of original epidemic

Virus bonds it receptors on host cell, viral RNA reverse transcriptase, integrate, and other viral proteins enter the host cell Viral RNA is reverse transcribed to make DNA Viral DNA enters the nucleus and integrates into the host cells DNA New RNAs act as viral gnomes and are translated to make viral proteins Viral RNA and proteins assemble at the cell surface, forming new viral particles A protease process viral proteins to make mature viral particle

Stay away from sick people, wash your hands often, boost your immune system by eating good nutritious food, stay hydrated and get plenty of sleep. You can also get a vaccine if one is available

Streptococci and lactobacilli,

The streptococci and lactobacilli in the environment produce lactic acid form the lactose in milk. This is the basis for yogurts and development of cheeses

Yeasts present in the environment ferment the sugar in honey to create ethyl alcohol (ethanol)

With the help from Microorganisms we can break down waste products to produce biogas, when micro organisms respire they give off a flammable gas called methane that can be used for cooking and lighting

Plants are out basic food supply and produce the air we breathe. Plants are dependent on the many microbes that exist in the soil, degrading organic matter, recycling nitrogen and carbon, and producing new soil in forms plants can use directly

There are good bacteria living in the human intestine. They help to protect you from bad bacteria that could cause diarrhea and stomach upsets.

The micro biome are ecological communities of commensal, symbiotic and pathogenic microorganisms

Bacteria, Archaea, protists, fungi, and viruses

It is called dysbiosis

There is more bad bacteria than good resulting in bad health

A dietary change that increases your intake of protein, sugar or food additives Antibiotics Poor dental hygiene Unprotected sex High levels of stress or anxiety Drinking two or more alcohol beverages everyday Accidental chemical consumptions

Add foods to your diet like dark leafy greens, onions, garlic, beetroot, carrots and other vegetables. Eat fish and fresh meats Avoid processed meat, some fruit like banana and grape. Avoid dairy and foods high in sugar and GMOs

It helps add more good bacteria to your gut biome

Image size / actual size

Measure the length of the scale line Measure the length of the bacterium Divide the length of the bacterium by the length of the scale line then multiply by number on scale line

1mm= 1000micro meters

I micro meter= 1000 nano meters