Antibiotic resistance Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 7 pages of analysis of Bacterial Resistance to Antibiotics.

Antibiotic resistance Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 7 pages of analysis of Bacterial Resistance to Antibiotics.
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Bacterial Resistance to Antibiotics

Summary: Outlines the basic history of bacteria. Provides an introduction to antibiotics as well an in-depth description of the causes and effects of antimicrobial resistance.
Bacteria are accepted to be the earliest life form on Earth. Bacteria are what every organism on this Earth has developed from, in the theory of evolution. The earliest bacteria, called cyanobacteria, left fossils. These fossils are estimated to be about three billion years old. Bacteria, in the earliest days of life on earth shaped the landscape. Bacteria of different types deteriorated the landscape, in one way or another, forming a basic landscape for life to develop. (Speer, Waggoner 1)

"I have thought it my duty to put down my discovery on paper, so that all ingenious people might be informed thereof" stated Antony can Leeuwenhoek ("layu-wen-hook"). Leeuwenhoek was not likely to be a scientist. Originally a Dutch tradesman with no fortune, higher education, university degrees, or ability to speak in anything than Dutch, this setbacks would usually set one back, or even exclude one from the scientific community...

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