Bacteria

United States, 1950s: bacteria under microscope. Bacteria in air. Boy in bath. Boy washes skin with flannel and soap.

Mill Hill, London <br/> <br/>Shots of the Duke talking with Dr. Isaacs of the World Influenza Centre who shows the Duke how the eggs are injected. Close shots of the eggs. Duke looking at the virus in multiple cells. Various shots of the Duke in the Division of Chemotherapy looking through microscope at Bacteria of Amoebia, and other diseases caused by parasites. Duke arriving at entrance to Institute, met by the Director Sir Charles Harington. Duke entering building. Various shots of the Duke in the Division of Bacteriology and Virus Research and seeing eggs injected with the Influenza Virus. Various shots of eggs and woman blowing through a tube in the laboratory. (Lav.) <br/> <br/>Note: The footage is affected by variable light

SPLIT AUDIO CS VO JOHN MCKENZIE ON BACTERIA

3D Rendered Animation of Intestinal Microbiome - Colonization of the Colon and Rectum. Black Background.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

CU BACTERIA CELL UNDERMICROSCOPE.

Microphotography of mouse larva and bacteria multiplication, cells, leucocytes, amoebas over tissue.

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A scientist showing that bacteria can grow at extreme rates in an unclean kitchen sink. CU of bacteria found in a kitchen sink.

Beneficial Bacteria Clip #: MF-22D Length: 2:17 Color: B/W Sound: Sound Decade: 1950s Region: North America Country: United States State: New York Subject: Food Original: 16mm Keywords: making Dannon yogurt in Long Island City, New York

Microphotography of a rabbit infection test. Microphotography of bacteria propagation, phagocytosis mouse protozoons. Microphotography of cells being destroyed by bacteria, of trichomonas mold on agar, of similar seen through microscope fungus. Microphotography of blood cells shot through different colored filters.

Chart displaying several measures for guarding against E. coli.

ANIMATION BACTERIA SPREAD, NASAL,

Bacteria: Friend and Foe

MINNESOTA HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE REPORTING A DEADLY OUTBREAK OF THE SO-CALLED FLESH-EATING BACTERIA... OR STREPTOCOCCUS-A. OFFICIALS SAY IN THE PAST TWO MONTHS FOUR PEOPLE IN A SOUTHEASTERN COUNTY HAVE DIED... TWO HAVE GOTTEN THE DISEASE AND SURVIVED... AS MANY AS EIGHT CASES HAVE SURFACED IN TOWNS ACROSS THE REGION. HEALTH OFFICIALS SAY PEOPLE SHOULD BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR SORES THAT DON'T HEAL. THEY'RE URGING PEOPLE TO WASH THEIR HANDS REGULARLY AND TAKE OTHER STEPS TO IMPROVE HYGIENE. THE STREP-A BACTERIA IS USUALLY ASSOCIATED WITH EAR INFECTIONS AND TONSILLITIS.

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