Human diseases caused by gram bacteria?
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See first thing is it causes different effects on human body as per culture, for example.\n\nFastidious gram negative bacilli causes Actinobacillus Opportunistic cause of blood infections.\n------------------------------------------------------\nGram Positive Rods causes.\n1 Bacillus anthracis/cereus/thuringiensis.\n2 anthracis causes anthrax. \n3 Bacillus subtilis. \n4 Lactobacillus. \n\n\nAnd Gram-Positive Cocci causes\n1 Staphylococci form flat packets of cells. Two species are common: \n\nStreptococci cause \n\n"strep throat" \nimpetigo \nmiddle ear infections \nscarlet fever (a result of a toxin produced by the organism) \nrheumatic fever \na rare form of toxic shock syndrome
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the cell wall of the bacteria. Because in overall, bacteria can be classified as gram positive & gram negative. Those catagories are based on the difference on the reaction of their cell walls. \n\nBacteria are stained with gentian violet and then treated with Gram's solution; after being decolorized with alcohol and treated with safranine and washed in water, those that retain the gentian violet are gram-positive and those that do not retain it are gram-negative. \n\nThe different reactions are cause by the absorption-capability of the cell wall to the decolorization. Those bacteria which can absorpt the color factor (in the other word) the cell wall become decolorized as same as the color factor, are called gram positive. On contrary, for the gram negative.\n\nI hope this information help you to be more understand
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Enterococcal infection is an infection in your digestive tract caused by gram negative bacteria that for clusters in form of grapes. There are different enterococal infections and some can be very hard to get rid of.
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Heart disease, cancer, Arthritis, Alzheimers, Parkinsons, Diabetes, Sickle cell anemia, lupus\n\nBasically anything that orginates in your body, not from bacteria and viruses.
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food and bacteria particles
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Salmonellosis, Salmonella Enterica
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Typhoid.  Caused by a bug.\nChild Birth.  Caused by men.\nMental Disorder.  Caused by children.
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Strains of bacteria from dead animals mosquitoes sucked up and tranfered to birds and birds to humans! Gross isn't it, but a fact of life.
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Penicillin is most effective against Gram positive bacteria, so any diseases caused by these bacteria may be treated with penicillin.  Some examples include strep throat, staph infections, and food poisoning caused by Listeria.
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http://www.jhu.edu/\n\nmedical references\nhttp://webapps.jhu.edu/jhuniverse/medicine/diseases/
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Anthrax is a serious disease caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis, which affects cattle, sheep, goats usually causing death. People working with sick animals or their products can suffer sores, swelling, fever, pneumonia, blood poisoning and death.\n\nSo I doubt human can be immune from bacteria, and thus never immuned from Anthrax
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viruses, bacteria, fungi, or protozoan parasites
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Mostly bacteria.  Also, fiber, bile acids, etc.
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Well, let me tell you that all bacteria are not harmful...they are normal flora of our body...exit on skin, intestine, nose and everypart of body....when are immune system goes down, these bacteria multiply and increase in size, some of them produce toxins and infect main organs of body like liver, kidney etc and cause dihrrohea...example is E. coli which is normal flora of instestine causes diarhhoea when immune system goes down...\n\nHope this helps!!!
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Bacteria are one of the major types of organisms.  Other major types are plants, animals, and fungus.\n\nMost bacteria are harmless or beneficial, and that is fortunate because bacteria are everywhere!  There are billions of bacteria on your skin right now!  There are trillions of bacteria living inside your body.\n\nA few bacteria cause diseases.  Apparently, your doctor knows that your sore throat is caused by bacteria.  The other causes of sore throat are viruses (which also cause colds) and allergies.  Viruses are chemicals that aren't really alive, but they can take over a cell and cause it to make more copies of the virus, so in a way, they act like living things.  If you have viruses living in the cells of your nose and throat, you get a sore throat.  Allergies are a reaction of your body to something irritating like some types of pollen.
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Bacteria living in the human body is basically good. They are considered normal flora (normal inhabitants ) of the human system like E.coli in the human colon which helps in degradation of waste & Lactobacillus which is in the woman's vagina that protects it form other bacteria that is harmful. BUT once these bacteria goes to a part of the body that is not their home (like E.coli that is transferred to the urethra) may cause harm. Like E.coli that causes the UTI. There are a few cultured drinks that has Lactobacillus for good digestion also. Hope this helps. God bless
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The question is too general.  It depends on what type of gene you are asking about.  For gene related to human diseases, one most likely will need to study patient population with the disease and consider are the gene(s) playing equal role in different patients.  Human diseases often involve many genes and they are likely involved in a common pathway for example.  Defect in any component of a pathway may generate the same disease phenotype.  \n\nIf there is a great animal model for the human disease, investigators will likely use the model to determine disease gene.  However, very often the gene affected in animals is not exactly the same that causes problem in human.  \n\nIf, however, you mean gene of interest in a bacteria, the ball game is quite different.  It is much more easy to work with simple organism.  One can isolate mutants affecting the gene of interest.