The ability of a microbe to cause disease

How many domains are there?

All of the following can be caused by Streptococcus pyogenes except:

Bacteria living in the excessively hot water of “Old Faithful” in Yellowstone National Park would be

What would be the probable causative agent when a patient (especially a child) is exhibiting high fever (104°F), pus pockets on their tonsils, and pain when swallowing. If caused by certain strains and goes untreated, it could lead to scarlet fever. A rapid A test can be used to diagnose.

What food do pediatricians say to not feed to infants to prevent infant botulism?

How many total ATP are produced per molecule of glucose through aerobic cellular respiration

What bacterium can live for long periods on inanimate objects, frequent contaminate in combat zones, and can cause hospital-acquired infections in immunocompromised hosts?

Male patient (21 years of age) arrives at ER with symptoms of dysuria, presence of blood in urine, and cloudy discharge. Samples are collected of the discharge from the urethra and preliminary treatment is provided until labs confirm assumed diagnosis. Labs reports confirm with Gram – diplococcus and the patient is advised to disclose the information to their sexual partners for their testing. What disease does this patient have?

Neisseria is: