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By- Ellie Nickason
Good Microbe

Bacterium

Has a long and narrow shape

Lactobacillus makes a lactic acid. This lactic acid than converts the lactose in dairy into lactic acid.

Lactobacillus has many health benefits. It helps reduce cholesterol, lessens the symptoms of IBS, helps you digest food properly, prevents colds and flus, reduces eczema, and prevents or lessens allergies.
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/lactobacillus-acidophilus#section9

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By- Ellie Nickason
Bad Microbe

Bacterium

Rod shaped

Yersinia pestis was the microbe that cause the black death- or bubonic plague.

25 million people died from the black death.

This bacterium was found in fleas. When humans were bitten by the fleas they then became infected.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/health-and-human-body/human-diseases/the-plague/

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Eva Cuddihy
Bad
Virus
Spherical with spikes
Back of throats and lungs
In the last 150 years, killed 200 million people

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Pyrocystis lunula converts light energy and carbon dioxide into oxygen and a sugar called glucose.

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Bella
Fungi
- Brown, white or black they look like a potato with either smooth or wrinkled skin. Most are between the size of a marble and a tennis ball
- A white truffle weighing 1.5 kilos sold for £165,000 in 2007. It was unearthed in woods near Pisa in Italy and was one of the largest truffles ever found
- Usually served uncooked and are added as shavings to foods like pasta, salad and omelettes

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Luciano Quesada
Good
Fungi
Brown, white or black they look like a potato with either smooth or wrinkled skin.
They are usually served uncooked and are added as shavings to foods like pasta, salad and omelettes. Some are used to make truffle oil for sprinkling on dishes.
A white truffle weighing 1.5 kilos sold for £165,000 in 2007. It was unearthed in woods near Pisa in Italy and was one of the largest truffles ever found

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Ryan Killoran
-Bad
-Bacteria
-Discovered in 1883
-Looks like a comma
-Stays in Brackish water
-Causes chlorea in humans
-Can cause extreme diarrhoea
-comes from bad sanitation
-7 cholera pandermics

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Bhavi
- good bacteria
- improves the environment
It was the "electric microbe"

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Daniel Bennett
- Bad
- First seen in 1681
-  Small intestine of human and some animal
- Causes giardiasis. People can become infected after consuming food or water that is contaminated with the cyst.

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Kyle Schleining
-Pyrocystis lunula converts light energy and carbon dioxide into oxygen and a sugar called glucose.
- The process is called photosynthesis.
-Pyrocystis lunula also glows in the dark. This process is called bioluminescence.

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Jonah Johnston
Algae
-  Creates oxygen through photosynthesis
- Glows in the dark
- Can be used to detect harmful substances such as substances found in biological warfare

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Aaron Djilali
-Good
-Discovered in 1987
-Eats metal
-Lives in humans, animals, and muddy rivers
-Improves the environment
-Can decontaminate areas were petrol has been spilled

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Jamie Bull-Weizel
good
Algae (Bioluminescent)
glows blue in the dark
does photosynthesis to create food

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Makena
Bad
Fungi
Causes Aspergillosis which usually affects the lungs but can spread to other parts of the body.

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Bacteria- Good
-mainly found in muddy river sediments
-Improves environment
-natural batteries

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bacteria
- looks like a comma
-discovered in 1883
-gives people cholera
-lives in brackish water, when seawater mixes with fresh water in estuaries.

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Bhavi
- Causes the measles disease
- Responsible for killing 200 million people world wide over the last 150 years
- Bad virus

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Alienor de Nanteuil
-Fungi
-Most are between the size of a marble and a tennis ball
-Truffles rely on being eaten to spread their spores
-One truffle that weighed 1.5 kilos sold for £165,000
-Truffle hunters highly trained dogs to sniff them out

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Abbie
Protozoa
- Causes giardiasis
- Exists in two forms – a tough cyst and an active cell with two nuclei that looks like a clown’s face
- Giardia was one of the causes of dysentery in Crusaders in Palestine. Public water supplies have sometimes had to be cut off due to outbreaks of Giardia and bottled water distributed to people to drink.

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Bryson
Good
Discovered in 1924 by Danish microbiologist Orla-Jensen and Contributes to good gut health. Bifidobacteria (or ‘bifids’ for short) live as part of the ‘normal flora’ of microbes in the gut. Babies have the highest concentrations of bifidobacteria in their gut. The population of bifidobacteria can represent up to 95% of the total gut flora in breast-fed babies. This figure declines over time to about 25% in adults.

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Bella
Protozoa
- Exists in two forms – a tough cyst and an active cell with two nuclei that looks like a clown’s face
- Cause stomach pains, belching that smells like rotten eggs, flatulence and explosive diarrhoea

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Kyle Schleining
-Causes lyme disease
- Infected ticks that feed on a wide range of hosts carry the bacterium
-The life cycle can take between 1 to 6 years.
- Ticks are blood-sucking organisms that feed on animals at each stage of their development.

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Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)- Bad 

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Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)- Bad 

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Alienor de Nantueil
-Virus
-Can cause AIDS
-HIV infects white blood cells that are responsible for protecting the body from illness
-Since it was discovered in 1981 it has killed more than 25 million people
Since it was discovered in 1981 it has killed more than 25 million people

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Eva Cuddihy
Good
Algae
Dark Green
Crescent moon shaped
Mostly found in the sea
Glows
Does photosynthesis

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Makena Anderson
Good
Fungi
Rare edible European Fungus with a distinct earthy smell and flavour.

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Ryan Killoran:
-Good
-Near trees
-Fungi
-Known Since ancient times
- Brown whote or black
-Between the size of a marble and a tennis ball
-Often eaten
-One time a truffle was sold for 165000 pounds

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Aaron Djilali
-Bad
-Virus
-Discovered in the late 1940's
-Causes the common cold

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Jamie Bull-Weizel
bad
Bacteria
looks like a comma
lives in brackish water and intestines
cause cholera

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Haley Brachman
-Viruses- bad
-Causes common cold
-Cells lining the back of nose and throat
-resembles small piece of popcorn

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Amy Zetler
-Virus - bad
-Identified in 1983 by Luc Montagnier
-White blood cells
-Round capsule covered in spikes

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Geobacter metallireducens -Good Hadi Bilal

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Geobacter metallireducens -Good Hadi Bilal

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bacteria
-discovered it in 1987
-live in muddy river sentiments
-it decontaminates places where petrol has been spilt

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Daniel Bennett
- Good
- Bacteria
- Lives in Human intestine
- Discovered in 1924
- Contributes to good gut health

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Luciano Quesada
Bad
Fungi
Causes aspergillosis. This infection usually affects the lungs, but can spread to other parts of the body.
Maybe it's responsible for Tutankhamen’s curse.

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Jonah Johnston
Bacteria
-  Causes Cholera in Humans
-  Responsible for seven Cholera pandemics around the world since 1816

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Mrs. Donatelli
Bacteria
- Causes the black plague
- Responsible for killing between 17-28 million Europeans during the first plague epidemic between 1347-51 - known as the Black Death.

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Bryson
Bad
First discovered by the surgeon Billroth in 1874 and named in 1884 by the doctor Rosenbach and Causes mainly mild infections such as ‘strep throat’. The symptoms are a sore throat and swollen red tonsils.Streptococcus pyogenes also causes impetigo (a skin infection) that is common in children. Small red spots appear on the skin especially on the face around the mouth and nose. The spots fill with a yellow liquid which oozes from the blister before crusting over.