Search for notes by fellow students, in your own course and all over the country.

Browse our notes for titles which look like what you need, you can preview any of the notes via a sample of the contents. After you're happy these are the notes you're after simply pop them into your shopping cart.

My Basket

You have nothing in your shopping cart yet.

Title: Biology chapter: Microbes, Pathogens, Signs/Symptoms and Vectors
Description: Here my notes for a biology chapter about: Microbes, Pathogens, Signs/Symptoms and Vectors.

Document Preview

Extracts from the notes are below, to see the PDF you'll receive please use the links above


Checklist for the test:

-

Microbes
Pathogens
Signs/Symptoms
Vectors
Intro Project

MICROBES:
Small micro-organisms that could cause:

- diseases
- food
- decay 1
Bacteria, Viruses & fungi are all microbes but only the ones that can make you ill
are called Pathogens
...

- This can be observed by others
...

- This cannot be observed by others
...


-

by air:
by water droplets in air:
by physical contact :
by food:
by water:
by animals:
by bodily fluids:

PROJECTS: Pathogens
-

Once again a build up project in prezi
Start-up info and rubric is online
deadline is now 6th
groups of 2 or 3 (choose wisely)

BACTERIA:
-

single cellular
exist in water, air and soil (dirt)
...


MDR: Disease that is multi drug resistance
...
Once they have a host their growth can be
explosive

FUNGI:
-

Can be single-cellular or multi -cellular
Main body is called mycelium
They can spread and feed hyphae
They release digestive juices and the hyphae absorb the priciest of this

PARASITES:
- Are multi cellular
-

Epidemic: Loads of people are sick in a big area

Pendemic: Spreads in multiple countries and continents
...
This is how our body knows

Antibodies:
Your cells produce these to fit the antigens and to attack the pathogens
...


immunisation:
Active:
-live attenuated
- dna
passive:
Antibiotics
-discovered by alexander (1928)

drugs:
-depressent
- painkillers

-

No medicine against viruses

fossil
evolution
extinction

fossils:
- the remains od dead organisms
- The remains of imprints of dead organisms
how can they be preserved:
-any way that removed oxygen to preserve the fossil

-

in mud that became rock
in tarpits & peat bogs
in amber
in ice


Title: Biology chapter: Microbes, Pathogens, Signs/Symptoms and Vectors
Description: Here my notes for a biology chapter about: Microbes, Pathogens, Signs/Symptoms and Vectors.