Species of bacteria, which threatens

Species of bacteria, which threatens 

Escherichia coli 

Bacteria E. coli, various gastrointestinal diseases in humans such as enterotoxigenic, enterohemorrhagic, enteropatogenik, enteroinuasiue and Enteroaggregative. This bacterium can be anywhere. Food, while the dirty hand can also trigger the presence of a bacterial infection. 

Staphylococcus aureus 

When infected by the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus, the potential diseases that get respiratory infections from the human body, skin infections and infections of the human digestive tract. The food is prepared by hand contacts directly without washing your hands may be contaminated with S. aureus. 

Species of bacteria, which threatens

Salmonella 

There are 200 known species of 2,300 Salmonella serotypes can cause disease in humans. Salmonella is pathogenic to humans and animals. If you infect the human body and cause typhoid fever and gastroenteritis. 

Shigella 

Shigella bacteria can cause infections of the digestive system. Shigella are common in contaminated water appears clear, however. To kill bacteria, it can no longer using antiseptic soap in the handwashing process. Fresh vegetables are grown in contaminated soil factors that cause diseases such as dysentery or shigellosis due to Shigella Basher. According to the FDA (1999), approximately 300 000 cases of shigellosis occur in the United States each year. 

Vibrio cholerae 

Most Vibrio bacteria in fresh water or salt water found, and the growth of pathogenic bacteria in fish and shrimp farming. Vibrio species, including pathogens are V. cholerae, V. and V. parahaemolyticus vulvinicus. V. and V. parahaemolyticus Chloreae art is a source of cross contamination of raw fruits and vegetables, while infections V. vulvinicus because humans. 

Enterobacter sakazakii 

Enterobacter sakazakii is one of the family Enterobacteriaceae. They are often found in the intestines of animals, humans and their environment. Sakazakii bacteria can cause outbreaks of encephalitis / meningitis and diarrhea / enteritis, especially in infants. 

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