Sentences with phrase «deadly bacterium»

According to the company, its ammonium hydroxide processing method is sufficient to kill potentially deadly bacteria in the raw material it receives from beef processors, raw material which is more likely than other parts of the cow to have come into contact with feces during the butchering process.

Genetic fingerprints reveal movement of deadly bacterium from Europeans to native Canadians

Companies kill deadly bacteria and strip out heavy metals in water using new technologies that range from ultraviolet (UV) light to microbubbles

Raw shrimp can contain the potentially deadly bacteria Clostridium botulinum type C, along with other potentially dangerous pathogens.

The Centers for Disease Control recommends using hot water to make formula in order to avoid the risk of infection by rare but deadly bacteria called Cronobacter that has been found in powdered formula.

YOUR own stem cells could help deadly bacteria hide in your body — a discovery that could inspire new treatments for tuberculosis.

A Seattle suburb was making progress cleansing its E. coli - contaminated water supply through system - wide flushes and chlorine injections, a task made more urgent after the potentially deadly bacteria sickened a child, officials said on Tuesday.

«Deadly bacteria stiff - arm the immune system: Strep bacteria's tiny tentacle - like projections hold body's natural antibiotics at bay, allowing the pathogens to spread unimpeded.»

For Denise Kirschner, Ph.D., Co-Director of the Center for Systems Biology at the University of Michigan, and senior leader of the group, TB research centers on determining what makes a single granuloma one that will remain latent versus one that will become uncontrolled and spread numerous deadly bacteria.

Scientists at the University of Leeds think we may be able to drown deadly bacteria in their own paperwork.

The unusually deadly bacteria moved undetected through the food supply from livestock to agriculture to the dinner table, and the response to the outbreak was branded slow and inefficient by physicians and scientists (see «Microbe outbreak panics Europe»).

And at a clinic in Lubbock, Texas, physician Randall Wolcott battles deadly bacteria that communicate and conspire with each other, displaying a complexity in the microbial world that my 11 - year - old self never imagined.

Microbes in the news Puerto Rico reports 76 cases of deadly bacteria caused by tainted water — CNN Wire — KFOR

Someday they may be tapped for other benefits; findings show that applied essential oils can inhibit growth of tumors and kill potentially deadly bacteria like E. coli.

The Komodo's saliva has tens kinds of deadly bacteria used to kill its preys.

I am starting to think there is nothing beneficial to eat anymore, the meats are pumped with hormones, and being feed incompatible diets that are causing these animals to contract deadly bacteria and now this... its sad

The ongoing anthrax outbreak in Siberia is offering us a preview: What was once considered a future theoretical possibility — a re-animated deadly bacterium emerging from the permafrost — is now a reality.

Chewable Tobacco Products May Contain Deadly Bacteria Responsible for Life - threatening Diseases

Cook thoroughly before feeding it to your dog.Raw shrimp can contain the potentially deadly bacteria Clostridium botulinum type C, along with other potentially dangerous pathogens.

The Medical University of South Carolina recently announced as many as 3,000 patients may be at risk of infection after learning medical equipment used in open heart surgeries since 2012 tested positive for potentially deadly bacteria.

Toilets were designed to effectively separate human waste from human contact, in order to stop the spread of deadly bacteria, viruses and parasites found in human waste.

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On the other hand, vultures also appear to have developed a tolerance towards some of the deadly bacteria — species that would kill other animals actively seem to flourish in the vulture lower intestine.»

Over the course of 22 days, powderized anthrax — a potentially deadly bacterium — was mailed to U.S. Senate offices in Washington, D.C., and to media outlets in New York and Florida.

«DNA markers distinguish between harmless, deadly bacteria: Large genome study IDs potential virulence factors to discriminate new species.»

Clostridium difficile, a deadly bacterium spread by physical contact with objects or infected people, thrives in hospitals, causing 453,000 cases a year and 29,000 deaths in the United States, according to a 2015 study in the New England Journal of Medicine.

«New study is an advance toward preventing a «post-antibiotic era»: Biologists identify drug combinations that may be highly effective at reducing growth of deadly bacteria.»

Less certain still is just how the deadly bacterium was introduced to the area.

That complicates the leading theory that in order to prevent the bugs from spreading the deadly bacterium, the infected trees must be destroyed before they die on their own, no matter how old or culturally important they are to the region.

Antibiotics to fight the global spread of deadly bacteria are out there already but they are being stymied by unrealistic regulatory requirements and market pressures

Growers in Italy's fabled Puglia region try to stop officials from cutting down thousands of trees, intended to slow a deadly bacterium

Last fall's anthrax attacks in the United States showed that current schemes for detecting the deadly bacterium carry an unwelcome trade - off: They're either fast but prone to mistakes, or highly accurate but slow (Science, 9 November 2001, p. 1266).

An outbreak of anthrax which killed 68 people in the Russian town of Sverdlovsk in 1979 was almost certainly caused by a release of the deadly bacteria from a military research laboratory, pathologists revealed this week.

This could lead to more effective future antibiotics — which are desperately needed to fight increasingly drug - resistant and deadly bacteria.

Anthrax, for example, can be inactivated via established protocols such as boiling for 10 minutes or treating it with certain chemicals, yet federal employees failed to follow any of the approved protocols to kill the deadly bacteria before sending out anthrax samples in June, potentially endangering scores of federal employees.

Transgenic goat's milk can protect baby pigs — and perhaps someday humans — from a deadly bacterium

A deadly bacterium that caused pandemics in the 1950s and»60s has resurfaced, a new genetic analysis shows.

With proper treatment, mortality is low, but the deadly bacterium's ability to spread rapidly has kept it at the forefront of global public health efforts.

Dr Kathryn Holt, from the Bio21 Institute and Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, The University of Melbourne is using genetics, mathematics, bioinformatics and supercomputers to study the whole genome of deadly bacteria and work out how they spread.

I mean, meat is raw and it can harbor any number of deadly bacteria.

After a nuclear war decimated the Northern Hemisphere, the surviving population was infected with a deadly bacterium.

If antibiotics are given indiscriminately, death may result because the antibiotic killed the normal bacteria in the gut which led to the overgrowth of deadly bacteria.

* dried corn (can carry a deadly bacteria) * seeds (full of fat, causes obesity and sometimes stomach impactions) * low quality pellets (causes obesity and dental problems) * lucerne chaff (causes over production of cecals in rabbits) * mollasses (causes obesity and dental problems)

Some people do not realize that feces contain ecoli, which is deadly bacteria.

Falling into one amusing misadventure after another, Troost struggles through relentless, stifling heat, a variety of deadly bacteria, polluted seas and toxic fish — all in a country where the only music to be heard for miles around is «La Macarena.»

29 January, 2018 — Plastic flotsam provides a liferaft for deadly bacteria — and a way of colonising coral reefs with killer infections.

Potentially deadly bacteria found in medical devices used in open heart surgery The Medical University of South Carolina recently announced as many as 3,000 patients may be at risk of infection after learning medical equipment used in open heart surgeries since 2012 tested positive for potentially deadly bacteria.