If an organism is exposed to a small amount of a poison it may not die and instead, gradual exposure to the poison can lead to the organism building up a resistance to it. This resistance can sometimes get passed on to the offspring of the organism, as it is a useful evolutionary adaptation, consequently the offspring also become resistant to the poison.
Staph, or staphylococcus is a type of bacteria that is becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics. The most resistant of these are MRSA and can be very dangerous.
Clostridium difficile.
Yes. This is why bacteria are becoming resistant to antibiotics.
advantages: none disadvantages: it can kill you, it is rapidly becoming resistant to antibiotic treatment
the genes of the bacteria have to be replicated, allowing for the chance of genetic mutation.
Cut resistant gloves are becoming more of a necessity in the work field. The best material for these gloves is leather. Another great option is Kevlar.
It exposes too many organisms to antibiotics, and exposing them too frequently. This results in the opportunity for the organisms to become resistant to the antibiotics. Antibiotic resistant bacteria are becoming a more and more serious public health threat.
By adapting to the current environment, growing resistant to various threats and becoming more lethal.
When all the farm produce is infected with chemicals / pesticides / fertilizers etc; and we have nothing pure/natural to eat; maybe that day onward it will start becoming.
One example of a gene becoming more common in a population is antibiotic resistance in bacteria. When the antibiotics kill the bacteria some have a mutation that makes them resistant. These bacteria then reproduce and over time the species genetic code changes so that they are antibiotic resistant. This is the reason new vaccines are constantly released. The same basic principle works in pesticide resistance of rats.
It helps to kill bacteria. Therfore, it can treat many diseases. Although in modern time, bacteria are becoming resistant to antibiotics and penicillin is losing its effects.
Bacteria are one of the simplest organisms, a little evolved from viruses and just like viruses, they can also mutate and become resistant to human medicines.