Bacteria and Deadly Diseases Caused By Bacteria

Introduction

A taxonomic kingdom comprising of sub kingdoms including “Archaea” and “Eubacteria" or, in the three-domain classification, the only kingdom in the domain Eubacteria. Bacteria are prokaryotes, most of which are single-celled and most having a rigid cell wall. They are almost universal in distribution and play many important roles as agents of decay and mineralization and in the recycling of elements such as nitrogen. Some species cause illness in animals. There are eleven principal groups: Gram-positive bacteria (see Gram reaction); purple bacteria; cyanobacteria; green non-sulphur bacteria; spirochaetes; flavobacteria; green sulphur bacteria; Planctomyces; Chlamydiales; Deinococci; and Thermatogales (Dotan, p. 3).

Discussion

Although Medical science has become very advance in today's life, but still there are some bacteria's which can create serious effects on the human body especially on human muscles. Like talking about the neurotoxin bacteria which normally occurs if someone is bitten by a snake. We know that neurotoxins are classics of venom components, particularly affecting the neuromuscular junction, producing a flaccid paralysis (Favor, p.1-9). However, not all neurotoxins have the same site or mode of action or produce similar clinical effects. Now if, someone neuron is damaged because of this snake bite what will be the process to repair that peripheral neuron? It can be repair by different ways, but the most successful way is that it can be repair by the mean of surgical way, as surgical way is now not a new way and already perform on many patients successfully.

This way was first successfully experimented on dogs by Howell and Huber in the year 1893(Kandel, 2000). A bacterium that causes diseases is called pathogenic bacterium. Bacteria have the ability to transmit disease in the human body, in animals, and even in different plants. Few bacteria have the ability to make someone exacting host ...