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Why did typhoid fever spread so easily in Athens?

Because people were so close to each other and they didnt have toilets

Where did the black death begin and how many people were killed by it?

started in asia and 100 million people

Why were native American so susceptible to bacterial diseases? What % died because of them?

90% of native americans died because we brought over our bacteria, which their bodies were not used to

What are zoonotic bacteria?

diseases transported from animal to a human

Biofilms are responsible for what % of infection in hospitals?What are some examples?

65%, on teeth, the plaque. Catheters, protheses

How much antibiotics can biofilms survive?

up to 1000 times as much as an individual.

How do antibiotics actually create more antibiotic resistant bacteria?

antibiotics can only kill the weak bacteria, so other bacteria adapt and become stronger.

What is a foodborne illness?

a disease that is contracted from eating foods

What is the most common source of foodborne illnesses?

plants

How are prokaryotes used to produce biotechnology?

they use it to make cheese, wine, beer.