growth curve
Growth Curve (Batch, Continuous and Static Culture)
The bacterial growth curve is typically plotted as the logarithm of the number of li…
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tooth pain
Tooth Pain and infection Explained: From Causes to Treatments
Toothaches are more than just an annoyance, they're a sign that something isn’t right with your teeth. Anyone can get a toothache, and that ca…
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sore throat
Understanding Sore Throat infection: Causes, Prevention and Treatment
Key points: Throat (upper respiratory tract) infection caused commonly by virus less commonly by bacteria. Allergies, pollution, weak immunity, ar…
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Infections
Persistent Coughs: Understanding infection, Symptoms, and Treatment
It is the natural reflex of our respiratory system to clean our Airways (throat or lungs) by removing any irritant (smoke, dust particles, pollens…
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Infections
Deep or Invasive Mycoses (Fungal Infection)
Deep Mycoses (Fungal Infection) Deep mycoses , also known as systemic mycoses or invasive fungal infections, are caused by fungi that have the abil…
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skin infection
Superficial Mycoses (Fungal infection of Skin, Hair and Nails)
Superficial Mycoses Superficial mycoses are fungal infections mainly caused by dermatophytes (a group of filamentous fungi) that possess the enzy…
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UTI
UTI: Urinary tract infection by bacteria and yeast, its symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
What is urinary tract? The urinary tract is the system responsible for producing, storing, and removing urine out from the body. It consists of: Kidn…
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Infections
Will antibiotics fail to control infections? Exploring the Reasons for Antibiotic Resistance
Antibiotics are crucial for treating various types of infections affecting the throat, lungs, ears, digestive tract, urino-genital tract, skin, and…
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pneumonia
Pneumonia (Lung infection): Its Causative agents, Prevention and Treatment
Key Facts about Pneumonia: It is a lung infection that causes inflammation and the filling of air sacs (alveoli) with fluid and pus, hindering norma…
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