探索频道纪录片(MP3+中英字幕) 第10期:认识细菌(10)
日期:2020-10-16 14:22

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How are bacteria economically important to humans?

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细菌在经济上对人类有多重要?

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You may not think about bacteria very often, but they play a vital role in our lives.

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你可能不会经常想到细菌,但它们在我们的生活中起着至关重要的作用g9XE9d#*bIb(5e

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Without bacteria, you and lots of other things would be in big trouble.

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如果没有细菌,你和其他很多事情都会遇到大麻烦mw&@EsCLPGwYKBS|S

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How can bacteria be good?

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细菌怎么可能是好的呢?

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Penicillin is good for you.

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It's some care for some deadly illness.

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I believe yoghurt is actually a byproduct of bacteria.

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我认为酸奶实际上是细菌的副产品S3Gi775GCSChZ.Mt+

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It's actually what is created by certain bacteria.

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Decomposition you know of like animals, animals decay.

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Because of bacteria eats them.

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因为细菌会吃掉它们[b&rnJ-9|JzL

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Good bacteria like in your stomach, they break down food.

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Most of them are in our digestive tract and they help us digest food.

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它们大多在我们的消化道中,帮助我们消化食物0rY!NO+z|g.[p=AYGVK

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It breaks down stuff that you know your body would normally wouldn't be able to break down.

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One way to study antibiotic resistance is to go where antibiotic use is highest.

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In Wisconsin, nurses Priscilla Goltz and Jane Stofflet are collecting samples of, well, the material produced by runny noses.

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在威斯康星州,护士普里西拉·戈尔茨和简·斯托夫莱特正在收集流鼻涕产生的物质样本2e-=u,Ce-y=8uMJmU

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It's part of a study for the Centers for Disease Control.

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这是疾病控制中心研究的一部分UCH)zMwWY-cBNeQI01

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The rate of resistant pneumococcus in some Wisconsin daycare settings is over 40%.

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在威斯康星州的一些托儿所,抗药性肺炎球菌的比率超过40%LfA1aIvX9Rx(s[w

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The nurses will return in a year and retest the children to monitor the trend.

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护士们将在一年后回来,对孩子们进行重新测试,以监测这一趋势p,O2WIeecs%V

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Daycare centers are often seen as one of the wonderful breeding grounds of new and novel resistant organisms.

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In many large daycare centers there may be as many as 30% or 40% of children on an antibiotic in any given time.

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在许多大型日托中心,在任何给定的时间内,可能有多达30%或40%的儿童使用抗生素KTAInCl&Qz.

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And so that an organism that is a good colonize

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因此,日托中心是一个有机体很好的聚集地,

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that has a tremendous opportunity in a daycare center to colonize lots of children and eventually to cause disease.

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Particularly if it's resistant to one or two or three antibiotics.

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Millions of children take antibiotics to cure ear infections or to prevent them.

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