Cells
Known as the smallest living organisms and the building blocks of life.
What are cells?
These bacteria can cause food poisoning, and are treated with antibiotics.
What is C. jejuni?
These bacteria help aid digestion and produce essential vitamins for the gut microbiome, but when there is too large of a quantity, they can cause problems, such as dysbiosis.
What is E.coli?
This treatment can help destroy bad bacteria, and good bacteria too, which is how they get there name.
What are antibiotics?
This organ has a one cell as a outer layer.
How many cells thick is the layer in your gut microbiome?
Cytoplasm is a substance that fills up this organisms.
What is the gel like substance that fills up a cell?
Unhealthy microbiomes give food and space to these cells.
A bad gut microbiome can give bad bacteria what in order to survive?
These bacteria make a mucus that adds an extra layer of protection in the gut microbiome.
What are L. reuteri?
People take this treatment through either colonoscopy or a pill.
How are people treated with fecal transplant?
About 100 trillion of these organisms make up your body.
How many microorganisms make up the human body?
The shell of a cell.
What is the cell wall?
C. jejuni can cause food poisoning, which has the affects of diarrhea, vomit and headackes.
C. jejuni can do what to a gut microbiome?
These bacteria a found in the small intestine and vaginally.
Lactobacillus acidophilus are found in what part of the human microbiome?
People get paid $40 each time they donate, the top donators being college students.
How much do people get paid per donation for fecal transplants?
About 90 trillion of these microorganisms are part of the human microbiome.
What percent of good microorganisms/bacteria make up the human body?
Virus do this to a cell in order to kill it.
Why do viruses put other viruses that later explode the cell after growing larger?
Less than 1% of these cells are all the cells in the average humans microbiome.
Which percent of bacteria are bad bacteria?
These bacteria break down complex dietary fibers and HMO's
What are bifidobacterium infantis and there functions?
Only 5% of people are able to donate for this bacteria treatment.
What percent of people qualify for donating for fecal transplants?
The nucleus contains what part of a cell, that contains genes.
Which part of the cell stores DNA?
This bacteria comes and causes problems after antibiotics are used, taking in all the given space to grow.
What is C. difficile?
These bacteria a found is the colon/gastrointestinal tract.
What are akkermansia muciniphila and there location in a human microbiome?
During this treatment, these bacteria are treated after they cause infections after antibiotics.
What do fecal transplants do to C. difficile infections?
These things are debatebly living organisms but it is strongly debated due to the absence of multiple organelles that make up the common cell.
Are viruses Living organisms?