The anatomy of bacteria or any organism refers to its size and shape and the structural features that make it distinctive. Anatomy is an inherited trait derived from information stored in the chromosomal DNA. This trait is passed from generation to generation in the genes. Viewed under the light microscope, most bacteria appear in variations […]
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Bacteria and its Etiological Agents | Microbiology
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Here is a list of some of the bacteria and its specific etiological agents which causes diseases in man and animals. Also learn about its prevention and control. Corynebacterium: The members of the genus are slender, straight to slightly curved rods, with irregularly stained segments or granules. Frequently show pointed or club-shaped swellings at the […]
Bacteria Causing Diseases in Man (With Controls) | Microbiology
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Here is a list of some bacteria which causes diseases in man. Also learn about its prevention and control. 1. Salmonella Typhosa: Rods, 0.6 to 0.7 by 2 μ, occurring singly, in pairs, and occasionally in short chains. Motile by means of peritrichous flagella; sometimes non-motile. Gram-negative. Disease Produced – The cause of typhoid fever […]
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