differentiate between probiotic and pathogenic bacteria
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The prefix “pre” is a hint: They are “foods” that nourish good probiotic bacteria. ... These good bacteria benefit our immune system in a variety of ways. First, once probiotic bacteria take up residence in our GI tract, they can prevent other (potentially pathogenic) bacteria from colonizing the same space.
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The differences between probiotic bacteria and pathogenic bacteria are as follows
Probiotic bacteria
1 Probiotic bacteria are good bacteria which aids in digestion of food in humans
2 They are the bacteria that always resides in the caecum of human intestine to help in digestion
3 Example: E.Coli
Pathogenic Bacteria
1 Pathogenic bacteria are bad bacteria that cause disease in an organism
2 Pathogenic bacteria enter the body through various means according to the disease which they cause. After entry, they colonise a particular area of the body and establish their virulence thereby causing the disease
3 Example: Salmonella typhi
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