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1. Answer the following questions.

  1. What is AIDS?

  2. When and where were the first cases of AIDS identified?

  3. When and where did researchers detect HIV in a specimen for the first time?

  4. What is AIDS caused by?

  5. Where do HIV-1 and HIV-2 occur?

  6. What cells does HIV infect?

  7. What are the symptoms of HIV?

  8. What are the periods in AIDS flow?

  9. What are the ways of HIV transmission?

  10. What are the ways of preventing HIV transmission?

  11. How is HIV not transmitted?

2. Say whether the following statements are true or false.

  1. The virus named HIV-1 occurs mainly in Africa.

  2. HIV-2 occurs throughout the world.

  3. HIV destroys CD4 cells as fast as they are produced.

4. There are six periods in AIDS flow.

  1. An infected person can transmit the virus to another person only if symptoms are present.

  2. All people who have the virus know about it.

  3. People who have the virus may look and feel completely well.

Antibiotics. Антибіотики.

I. Vocabulary

1. Translate into English

Антибиотик-это препарат, производимый определенных микробов. Антибиотические вещества, полученные из бактерий и грибков, которые обитают в воздухе, почве и воде. Большинство антибиотиков используются врачами для борьбы с различными болезнями вызываемые вредными микроорганизмами. Несколько используются для лечения некоторых видов рака.

2. Сhoose the correct variant.

  1. Antibiotics are used to treat viral/bacterial infections.

  1. Limited-spectrum/broad-spectrum antibiotics fight G+ and G- in­fections.

  2. Antibiotics that fight pathogenic fungi/G+ infections include ny­statin and griseofulvin.

  3. Every/No broad-spectrum antibiotic is effective against all bacte­rial infections.

III. Writing

1. Write as much as you can about the three main dangers of antibiotics: (100 Words) - allergic reactions; - destruction of useful microorganisms; - damage to organs and tissues.

2. Сorrect the false statements

  1. Antibiotic is a kind of microbes.

  2. Antibiotics damage all cells of the body.

  3. The number of deaths that are caused by meningitis, pneumonia, and scarlet fever had declined before people began using antibiotics.

  4. Antibiotics are not effective in treating infectious diseases in animals.

3. Read the text and arrange the events in the chronological order.

  • Robert Koch developed methods of isolating and growing various kinds of bacteria.

  • A new antibiotic called streptomycin was discovered.

  • Alexander Fleming observed that a mold of the genus Penicillium produced a substance that destroyed bacteria.

  • Louis Pasteur discovered that bacteria spread infectious diseases.

  • Ernst B. Chain and Howard W. Florey developed a method of extracting and purifying small amounts of penicillin.

History of Antibiotics

For more than 2,500 years, people have treated certain skin infec­tions with molds that form antibiotics. However, modern scientific study of these substances did not begin until the late 1800s. At that time, great French chemist Louis Pasteur discovered that bacteria spread infectious diseases. Then Robert Koch, a German bacteriolo­gist, developed methods of isolating and growing various kinds of bacteria. Koch also identified specific bacteria that cause certain dis­eases.

Scientists,then began working to develop drugs that could destroy pathogenic microbes, but the substances they produced proved either ineffective or dangerous. A historic breakthrough came in 1928, when British bacteriologist Alexander Fleming observed that a mold of the genus Penicillium produced a substance that destroyed bacteria. He called the substance penicillin. Fleming recognized the potential use of penicillin in treating disease, but difficulty in extracting it from the mold hindered further experimentation.

In the late 1930s, two British scientists, Ernst B. Chain and How­ard W. Florey, developed a method of extracting and purifying small amounts of penicillin. The first successful medical treatment with peni­cillin occurred in 1941, when a British policeman suffering from bac­terial blood poisoning received the drug. But the small supply of peni­cillin prevented physicians from using the drug extensively. A high-yielding type of Penicillium mold was discovered in 1943, and penicillin production increased greatly.

In the early 1940s, American bacteriologist Selman A. Waksman tested about 10,000 types of soil bacteria for antibiotic activity. In 1943, he discovered that some Streptomyces, a type of fungi, produced a substance that had strong antibiotic properties. A new antibiotic called streptomycin resulted from Waksman's research.

Thousands of antibiotic substances have been found in the nature or produced chemically. However, relatively few antibiotic substances have proven to be safe and effective. In addition, certain types of pathogenic microbes have acquired resistance to some antibiotics.

Самостійна робота

Read the text and answer the questions.

  1. When is an antibiotic tested in human beings?

  2. What are the steps of antibiotics production?

  3. How are semisynthetic antibiotics produced?

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