Some people are chronic carriers of beta haemolyticus streptococci in there throat. They transmit the infection by airborne route to others mostly. Some infections are spread by the patients with acute infections also.
Group A strep can rarely be life-threatening, but its most typical manifestation is strep throat.
No because bacterium and a humen have the same requirements for life they both need cells tooh make up there substance....
Strep throat and pneumonia
the bacterium copies its single chromosome
Life+swamp=bacterium
There are chronic carriers of strep in the society. They spread the infection to others. Some times the acute cases also spread the disease to others.
Yes, it can kill you if you don't get medical care.
There are chronic carriers of strep in the society. They spread the infection to others. Some times the acute cases also spread the disease to others.
You can have the strep throat bacteria and pass it on to make others sick but not be sick or on medication. If a Group A Beta hemolytic Strep occurs specially in children it can lead to a heart disease later in life with recurrent attacks it can also lead to a kidney disease.
Single-Celled Organism
they are alive. they are the smallest life form along with cells.
a living thing