helpful bacteria?

Question

i need some information about helpful bacteria , a paragraph plzz give me the information or the website

Answer 1

Dear Tarun Naidu,
Bacteria are responsible for some harmful as well as useful effects. You asked for useful effects. Here you gooo...
1. Bacteria are utilized in pharmaceuticals. Different antibiotics are obtained from bacteria such as erythromycin, thyrothycin, lincomycin etc.

2. Bacteria are used to convert milk into curd from which butter is obtained to form Ghee.

3. Bacteria are utilized in the production of hormones.

4. Bacteria produce "Insulin" which is used in the treatment of "diabetes".

5. They produce some essential vitamins such as Ribo flavin which is obtained from Clostridium.

6. Bacteria in the alimentary canal of herbivore animals produce cellulase enzyme for the digestion of cellulose.

7. Nitrogenous bacteria fix the atmospheric nitrogen which is used in protein synthesis.

8. Bacteria decompose the dead bodies of animals and plants and produce natural fertilizers.

9. Bacteria are used in tea industry for curing of tea leaves to give colour and taste.

10. Bacteria are used for the production of alcohol and bear by the process of fermentation. These drinks are used for various purposes.

11. Bacteria is used in the food industry for the formation of vinegar. They are used as an alternate source of yeast.

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Answer 2

Most people have been conditioned to think of bacteria as harmful, but the reality is that we live in symbiosis with beneficial intestinal bacteria. The average person has about four pounds of bacteria in his body. The majority of this bacteria reside in the digestive tract. We'd die without the right intestinal bacteria, and unfortunately I believe this actually happens more often than most people realize. Many holistic doctors believe that imbalances in intestinal bacteria are a major factor in many of the chronic disorders that we have today. I think they are right.
As I have been doing research for this web site by reviewing medical studies and participating in email list groups for various disorders, I've come to see some patterns and common threads that most likely relate to intestinal bacteria. I've noted that there are certain conditions that appear both frequently in a variety of disorders, and frequently in connection with each other, regardless of the disorder. A common thread in many disorders, whatever they are called, seems to be:


http://www.ctds.info/helpful_bacteria.html

Answer 3

Helpful bacteria

Rhizobium: Free-living nitrogen-fixing species
Streptomyces, soil bacteria that form branching colonies and are often commercial sources of antibiotics
E. coli: Rod-shaped bacteria that live in the stomaches of animals aiding in digestion
http://www.ctds.info/helpful_bacteria.html

Answer 4

The bacteria that lines your intestines help to digest food and keep you healthy

^There's a start! Good Luck with that.

Answer 5

microbe.org
ars.usda.gov
lanesville.k12.in.us
these sites may be helpful in your search for info. good luck

Answer 6

Follow these links below,
Hope they will help you

http://www.ctds.info/helpful_bacteria.html
http://www.microbes.info/
http://www.belleville.k12.wi.us/bjhs/schmitz/bacteria.htm