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Streptomyces are bacteria belonging to the Actinobacteria. They are used to produce antibiotics.

Streptomyces sudanensis is a form of actinobacteria. The bacteria in this group are mostly useful, but a few specific species can cause disease. While medicinal products are obtained from many forms of actinobacteria

A dwarf nematode is called Strongyloides stercoralis. The parasite can cause illness in humans.

T-phages are viruses which, as bacteriophages, have specialized in the exclusive infestation of Escherichia coli intestinal bacteria (Coliphages). There are 7 different types known, with the designation T1 to T7, of which the even-numbered ones

Toxoplasmas are parasitic unicellular organisms whose ultimate hosts are cats. The only known representative of the Toxoplasma is Toxoplasma gondii.

Trichomonas intestinalis is a protozoon that belongs to the group of trichonomads. As a resident of the small intestine, it feeds as a commensal. Trichomonas intestinalis is believed to be responsible for a form of dysentery.

Treponema pallidum is a bacterial species from the spirochete family. The bacterium is coiled in a helix and causes various infectious diseases.

Trichomonas vaginalis belongs to the protozoa and is the causative agent of trichomoniasis. Women and men can become infected with trichomonads through unprotected sexual intercourse.

The Trichophyton mentagrophytes is one of the dermatophytes, i.e. fungi that mainly affect the skin, but also skin appendages such as nails and hair. There are also about 20 other types of trichophytes. The diseases affecting the dermatophytes

Trichophyton is the name for a filamentous fungus genus. This can cause skin and hair disorders.

Herpes diseases are diverse and noticeable in a wide variety of ways. The best-known herpes virus manifests itself as burning blisters, mostly in the corners of the mouth. They are uncomfortable and often return in spite of professional treatment

The lactic acid bacteria, often also called Lactobacillales, Lactobacilli or sour milk bacteria, comprise a family of gram-positive, always anaerobic but mostly aerotolerant bacteria. These are characterized by the fact that they contain sugar in milk

Wuchereria bancrofti is the name of a roundworm species. It is a parasite that attacks human lymph vessels.

Pasteurella are parasitic pathogens from the Brucella family. The bacteria preferentially attack farm animals, but can be transmitted to humans. The rod bacterium Pasteurella pestis is considered to be the causative agent of bubonic and pulmonary plague.

Candida lusitaniae are a species of the yeast type Candida, which actually occur as commensals in the human body, but can also cause infections if the immune system is weak. Fungemia can develop primarily from infections of the lungs

Candida parapsilosis is a yeast with a diploid set of chromosomes that affects human mucous membranes and can cause a fungal infection. The fungus is almost ubiquitous and normally occurs in humans as a heterotrophic commensal

Candida stellatoidea is a type of yeast that lives as a saprophyte and is not an obligatory pathogen. It is an opportunistic pathogen that infects the mucous membrane in patients with a weakened immune system

Candida tropicalis is a pathogenic strain of Candida. The fungus can cause a variety of systemic and non-systemic fungal infections in the body.

Penicillium is a mold that is widespread almost worldwide and occurs primarily in and on the ground. It can also be found on plants. Because of the branched shape of its reproductive organs, it is also called brush mold.

The purple-brown ergot fungus (Claviceps purpurea) is a hose fungus that grows parasitically on host plants such as rye, wheat, oats and barley. It is often found on wild grasses such as couch grass, lolch and field foxtail grass. There he can on