Sentences with phrase «kill dangerous pathogens»

If you make the decision to treat your hamster to chicken a few times a week, make sure it is cooked thoroughly — this will kill any dangerous pathogens that can make your hamster sick.

Pink goo, aka pink slime, is scraps of meat and connective tissue swept up from slaughterhouse floors that are doused with a pink chemical to kill dangerous pathogens — since they've been, you know, on the floor — then blended together into a substance that looks like strawberry fro - yo.

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Contaminated meals are especially dangerous for children because food - borne pathogens that may cause only mild cramps in healthy adults can cripple and kill young people, whose immune systems are still being formed.

The most dangerous and virulent pathogens, like the Ebola virus, kill their victims too quickly, so an infected person is able to spread the disease to only a relatively small number of people before succumbing.

BERLIN — German scientists are scrambling to find the source of an outbreak of enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC), a dangerous intestinal pathogen that has sent hundreds of people to the hospital with bloody diarrhea and killed at least one.

The specialized cameras, which debuted in a few laboratories at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the past couple weeks, are affixed to heating equipment used to kill dangerous substances and to cabinets where pathogens are kept.

For example, these substances have been shown to kill the bacteria Staphylococcus Aureus (a very dangerous pathogen) and the yeast Candida Albicans, a common source of yeast infections in humans (9, 10).

Lactic acid can reduce or kill the bacterial pathogens (disease - causing bacteria) and suppress the production of dangerous compounds, such as amin, phenol, skatol, and H2S which produced by bacterial pathogens.

For example, these substances have been shown to help kill the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus (a very dangerous pathogen) and the yeast Candida albicans, a common source of yeast infections in humans (7, 8).

The primary difference is that the giant animals are accustomed to physical activity, so when the evil business executive who spearheaded the development of the dangerous pathogens decides to call them «home» (i.e., the skyscraper where the company is located in Chicago, Illinois), rampant destruction and widespread human slaughter awaits as the animals kill their way to the big city.