Role of microbes in creating health hazards
Health Hazards Caused by Microbes Bacteria may get entrance in many different processes. Dirty hands may act as suitable carrier. Bacteria can enter into the mouth through dirty hand. Bacterial spores may also be transported with the clothes that we use. Bacterial spores may travel from one place to another with the dust in the air. We used to shake h…
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Virus and bacteria
Virus and bacteria ‘Virus’ is a minute parasitic organism composed of nucleic acid and protein, which can show few living characteristics while in a living cell. ‘Virus’ means poison. They cannot be seen without electron microscope. Virus particles have no cell wall, plasma membrane, organized nucleus a virus particle cytoplasm etc. So virus body is …
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What is Microbial World?
Microbial world Can we realize the existence of thousands of microorganisms in the air around us? Number of invisible organisms outnumbers greatly the organisms that can be seen by bare eyes. Microbes cannot be seen with naked eyes. So, microscopes are needed to see them. Virus cannot be seen under a light microscope. To see virus particles electron …
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LOWER ORGANISMS
Virus, Bacteria, Fungi, Algae, Amoeba etc. are called lower organisms. Virus, Bacteria and Amoeba are not visible without the help of a microscope. These are microorganisms. Few fungi and algae can be seen with bare eyes but other need microscopic support. These lower organisms cause disease of man, domestic animals, birds and economic plants. These organ…
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The Sonnets by William Shakespeare
The Sonnets is a collection of William Shakespeare’s most well known and appreciated sonnets of English literature. Among the 154 sonnet, few of them are widely-read poems in all of English literature such as Sonnet 18: – Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Here you will get the sonnets of William Shakespeare with explanations. Sonnet 01: - From…
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