http://bacterium.biz All About Bacterium Wed, 05 Dec 2007 00:34:50 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The oral bacterium or bacteria naturally inhabiting in the mouth of an individual are usually harmless. However, for some uncertain reasons, they become injurious and disease-causing once they have entered or infiltrated a different habitat. Researchers have been searching for some clues on how to resolve these problems. The more ... http://bacterium.biz/bacterium/study-suggests-how-oral-bacterium-might-cause-cardiovascular-disease/ Whenever disease-causing bacteria encounter a new obstacle, they have a way to overcome it by exchanging DNA with their relatives in order to adapt to a new environments and conditions.  This revelations by scientists from NIAID seem to settle the long-standing question of the origin, the how and why of ... http://bacterium.biz/bacterium/staph-bacteria-are-prolific-gene-swappers-researchers-show/ A unique group of nearly 40 new bacteria, which can be found almost everywhere, even in the absence of air, when given the right kind of food, has the capability to produce oxygen. We can think of very many possible applications in this aspect.  They could supply air tanks for deep-sea ... http://bacterium.biz/bacterium/newly-discovered-bacteria-can-generate-oxygen/ Science has come a long way in discovering the evolution of man and everything else. Only one thing remains constant, in all those billions and billions of years of development, one organism has an ingrained ability to survive, no matter what. This organism is known as bacteria. http://bacterium.biz/bacterium/earth-microbes-on-the-moon/ In this article, Jim Lake and Maria Rivera, researchers from the University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA), released their report that complex cells found in the human body have probably been the result of a combination of genomes from a prehistoric microbe called Archaea in an effort to survive ... http://bacterium.biz/bacterium/complex-cells-likely-arose-from-combination-of-bacterial-and-extreme-microbe-genomes/ This is about a research study that exposes how bacteria communicate regarding their natural habitat. In the article, the research project that commenced through raising obscure queries regarding the glowing marine bacterium has started to elucidate the workings of numerous bacteria and could end up in a novel class of antibiotics. ... http://bacterium.biz/bacterium/study-reveals-how-bacteria-communicate-about-their-environment/ Research from the School of Dental Medicine has shown Photodynamic therapy PDT possibly will be an efficient cure for fungal infections and definite bacterial infections of the oral cavity, as well as some that are resistant to antibiotics. Researchers found that the bacteria S. mutans, as well as fungal ... http://bacterium.biz/industry-news/pdt-kills-drug-resistant-bacteria-in-lab/ Medicinal opposing bacterium and bacteria are now everywhere in both hospital location and the larger community a paper that shows online ahead of publication in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. Urge, new strategies and targets are needed to fight drug resistant bacterium and bacteria. Drug opposing makes it ... http://bacterium.biz/industry-news/molecular-technique-shows-promise-in-destroying-drug-resistance-in-bacteria/ By means of instilling a defensive covering into the intestines to calm down bacterium and bacteria there as a substitute of depending on antibiotics to eliminate them, the scientists were clever to protect mice from otherwise lethal infections. Pseudomonas aeruginosa is familiar, found in the intestines of about 3 percent ... http://bacterium.biz/industry-news/pacifying-bacteria-prevents-lethal-post-op-infections/ Here is an article about bacteria vials that were reported missing from a college center. Researchers in the Medical College of Wisconsins Center for Biopreparedness and Infectious Diseases reported on March 16, 2007, that they could not account for six vials of froen infectious bacterium cells. These vials were ... http://bacterium.biz/industry-news/bacteria-vials-reported-missing-from-college-center-thought-to-be-destroyed/