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Joanna is culturing bacteria for her class's investigation. She makes sure to incubate the cultures at no higher than 25°C. The main reason for this is to avoid... what?

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The main reason for this is to avoid... what?

  • Joanna is culturing bacteria for her class's investigation.
  • She makes sure to incubate the cultures at no higher than 25°C.  
  • Growing pathogens that are harmful to humans
  • Understand why, in suitable conditions such as those inside a human body, microorganisms (e.g. bacteria and viruses) can reproduce rapidly to produce very large numbers.
  • Population growth of microorganisms given appropriate data.
  • Understand that white blood cells are part of the body’s immune system and can destroy microorganisms by engulfing and digesting.
  • Harmful Microorganisms :  Except for genetic and congenital factors, most of the diseases are caused by certain microorganisms.
  • These microbes are called pathogens.
  • They are specially adapted to infect and multiply within a host. Some diseases caused by pathogens are polio, cholera, mumps, rabies, malaria etc.
  • Some microorganisms are not harmful, in fact, some are quite helpful (like the bacteria that is found in your gut).
  • But a majority of them cause a lot of diseases in man and other organisms.
  • Microorganisms include bacteria, algae, fungi, archaea, and protozoa.
  • Most of the microorganisms that we know are free-living, while other are parasites.
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