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A few of them have been listed below. Clostridium sporogenes which as actually an anaerobic organisms appeared to be facultatively anaerobic in our tube.
A sudden increase in the number of bacteria can trigger a series of infections.
Examples of anaerobic bacteria. A sudden increase in the number of bacteria can trigger a series of infections. It is necessary to recognize the symptoms exhibited in the initial stages and treat them to avoid further complications. A few of them have been listed below.
Sexually transmitted diseases stds like syphilis gonorrhea and chlamydia. The bacteroides genus is an example of anaerobic bacteria that are both beneficial and harmful. In the digestive tract various species of this genus help to carry out digestion but if they invade other parts of the body they can cause pneumonia meningitis and other diseases.
Examples of anaerobic organisms include. The bacteroides species are non spore forming gram negative bacilli and are considered one of the most important anaerobic bacteria because of their involvement in many infectious processes and their resistance to antibiotics. Bacteroides are the most common species of anaerobic bacteria isolated from soft tissue infections and bacteremia.
Clostridium sporogenes which as actually an anaerobic organisms appeared to be facultatively anaerobic in our tube. In addition to this pseudomonas aeruginosa which is a strict aerobe appeared to be fermentative. Some possible reasoning behind these errors is simply due to procedure and experimental error.
Anaerobic bacteria predominate on normal skin and among the bacterial flora of mucous membranes. 1 2 infections caused by anaerobic bacteria are common arise from the sites where they are normal flora endogenous and can be serious or life threatening. Anaerobic bacteria are fastidious difficult to isolate and often overlooked.
Anaerobic infections are usually treated with antibiotics and other medications. The antibiotic you receive depends on the type of infection you have and the bacteria that likely caused it. The bacteroides genus is an example of anaerobic bacteria that is both beneficial and harmful.
In the gastrointestinal tract species from this genus aid digestion but when in other areas of the body they can cause sinus thrombosis pneumonia and meningitis among other illnesses. Other anaerobes help people without living in their bodies. Examples of obligately anaerobic bacterial genera include actinomyces bacteroides clostridium fusobacterium peptostreptococcus porphyromonas prevotella propionibacterium and veillonella.
Clostridium species are endospore forming bacteria and can survive in atmospheric concentrations of oxygen in this dormant form.