Our body has cells called white blood cells that attack and destroy the bacteria. There are B cells which produce antibodys, which marks the harmful bacteria for the white blood cell. There are also many types of antibiotics which help, for example, penicillin. Penicillin enters the cell and prevents it from forming a cell wall, causing it to burst.
no, unless you have a lot of bad bacteria in your body then yes
Antibiotics can save animals and people's lives by killing the bad bacteria in their bodies that are infecting them.
Bacteria can be harmful to the environment when they cause diseases in plants and animals, leading to ecosystem disruption. Some bacteria produce toxins that can harm the environment and living organisms. Additionally, excessive growth of certain bacteria can deplete oxygen levels in water bodies, leading to environmental imbalances.
bad bacteria can get you sick and ruin your immune system....and good bacteria helps protect you from the bad bacteria trying to ruin your immune system!!!
Antibiotics kill the bad bacteria which make us sick, but they also kill the good bacteria that our bodies need. The good bacteria actually help keep the "bugs" at bay, so when we take antibiotics and they kill all the bacteria (good and bad) we are then more susceptible to other problems, such as thrush. This can usually be avoided by taking pro biotics (cultured yogurt) or acidophylus tablets which replace the good bacteria in our bodies. You can take them while taking antibiotics, but can also take them full time, even when not taking antibiotics.
purple bacteria is good but every other color is bad
Bacteria makes us ill and be sick
Bacteria are bad at math because they divide to multiply.
"Bateria" is the Spanish, Portuguese, and Romanian word for "battery," which is a device that stores chemical energy and converts it into electrical energy. It is commonly used to power electronic devices such as smartphones, laptops, and cars.
bacteria
bacteria is everywhere. There is good bacteria and bad bacteria but it is everywhere.
White blood cells are the backbone of the bodies immunity. White blood cells attach to bad cells or bacteria to help fight of disease.