Sentence examples for bacteria which could cause from inspiring English sources

Other physicians warn that the process of creating the pills might introduce bacteria, which could cause illness.

"The proceedings did not relate to the Dunsyre Blue cheese which tested positive for pathogens (bacteria which could cause illness) during the E.coli O157 outbreak of 2016, or other batches of cheese produced around the time of that incident.

After a year, old makeup can harbor bacteria, which could cause breakouts or even eye problems.

But I'd heard that soft cheeses, or those made with raw milk, may carry the bacterium listeria, which could cause birth defects or miscarriage.

Three-dimensional HT-29 cells were previously shown to secrete mucus, which could cause bacteria to adhere to the surface of the cells and not actually be localized intracellularly [32].

Bacteria from your pillowcase can get transmitted to your piercing, which could cause an infection.

This could cause a leak, which could cause a fire.

The gene was implanted into bacteria, which could then make insulin.

When brushing your teeth, remember to also brush your tongue in order to remove food particles and bacteria, which could enter the wounded gums and cause an infection.

Supermarkets needed to take responsibility for "dozens" of annual deaths caused by the bacteria, which could be prevented, he said.

While S.lugundensis can itself cause infections, the authors say one approach would be to insert the genes for the new antibiotic into harmless bacteria which could then be introduced to humans.