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It is a pro-biotic (good bacteria) that people will take to restore normal bowel flora. a bacteria that is used in the production of yogurt. also an often found contaminated in ethanol fermentations
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∙ 13y agoSome colonizes on the walls of your intestines and helps break down food and dairy, getting nutrients. Some makes milk go sour or bad and others have anti-inflamitory and anti-cancer propertys
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∙ 15y agoLactobacillus Bacteria helps by making yogut.
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∙ 15y agoWell it doesn't really do anything but it can tell people wether they're lactose and tolerant or not.
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∙ 10y agoit turns milk into cheesecake
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What does lactobacteria break down?
They break down lactose and other sugars to lactic acid
What type of bacteria does a probiotic contain?
Antibiotics contain bacteria which helps us to fight with the particular disease.It may be of bacterial group or fungi group or algae group or protozoan group. For example penicillin is prepared from penicillium.
What are things that eat dead or decaying objects?
The thing that eats decaying plant materials are called decomposers. They are heterotrophs and help return the nutrients to the soil.
How can any kind of microorganism grow on curd when curd itself has a bacteria lactobacteria?
Curd is formed when milk is acidified - either by adding an acid such as vinegar, or by contamination by some bacteria like lactobacilli, which lower the pH of milk. This causes the milk proteins to coagulate i.e. milk doesn't stay an emulsion anymore, but separates into solid and liquid parts. However, in this whole process, the nutrients in the milk, viz. the calcium & other mineral content, the sugar content and most of the fat content (if the milk wasn't skimmed) stays the same. So it can still harbour a variety of microorganisms - provided they can tolerate the low pH. Besides, wherever there are bacteria present, viruses known as bacteriophages are also found. These depend on the bacteria for their "sustenance".
