Thursday, November 18, 2010
Zha Cai and Fermentation
In China, everyone knows a tasty food named Zha cai (the pungent mustard stews), which is made by fermentation. The taste of Zha cai is a combination of spicy, sour, and salty. Zha cai is originated in Sichuan, China, and it became to a popular food in everywhere of the world. Fermentation is an essential part of making Zha cai, and it looks like the same way to make Korean kimchi. In ancient China, Chinese people do not have any vegetables during winter; therefore, they used the mustards' stems to make Zha cai. These Chinese people put stems, pepper, and salt together in a water vat. After several days, they take these stem out and cut into little pieces. The chefs may use these pieces to stir-fry the dinner, to stew soups, and to make side dishes. Fermentation occurs when the stems in the water.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
How far should the government go in isolating people with an infectios diseases? Should the army be involved?
The government can isolate patient because of the infectious disease. These patients should be generous since more people may get the same disease and die. However, the military force can be a part of isolation if these patients look angry and try to come out by force. The military can only encircle these people but not kill them. The patients also need to cooperate well due to all of us are caring about their lives.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Thursday, October 21, 2010
IM of Contagious Disease: Conjunctiva
Killer(Conjunctiva): I want to change you into a oink man.
Superman: Oh, can you?
Killer: Yeah, I lubricate your eyes first by producing tears and mucus.
Superman: Don't hurt me!
Killer: I need to to cover your sclera and eyelash line.
Superman: You have to watch out!
Killer: Why?
Superman: Because I can use my useful eyedropperss.
Killer: You already become infectious.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Diamonte Poem of Marburg
Marburg,
Infectious, hemorrhagic,Enveloping, spiraling, branching,
Headache, fever, malaise, chills,Jaundicing, swelling, dying,
Unsegmented, single-stranded,
Ebola.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
A good prokaryote and a harmful microorganism
Lactobacillus is a good prokaryote because it is a industrial ingredient of yogurt, cheese, beer, wine, cider... etc In addition, Lactobacillus is lactic acid in its environment; therefore, its production can prevent the growth of some harmful bacterias. Lactobacillus locates in the intestines and vagina to prevent the entrance out of harmful organisms. Lactobacillus also has several potential therapeutic uses, such as treat diarrhea or high cholesterol.
HIV is a most common harmful virus, and it can cause AIDS. HIV virus always exists in blood, semen, vaginal fluids, or breast milk. The major transmissions of HIV are blood transfusion and unsafe sex. AIDS causes respiratory tract infections, prostatitis, skin rashes, and oral ulcerations.
HIV is a most common harmful virus, and it can cause AIDS. HIV virus always exists in blood, semen, vaginal fluids, or breast milk. The major transmissions of HIV are blood transfusion and unsafe sex. AIDS causes respiratory tract infections, prostatitis, skin rashes, and oral ulcerations.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
My Summary of "A distant Earth-like exoplanet 'could have life'"
In the universe, there is a Earth-like exoplanet which is just discovered by scientists. This exoplanet planet named Gliese 581g and locates 20 light-year away in its star "Goldilocks zone." The researchers from UCSC and Carnegie Institution of Washington have been studying a star named Red Dwarf near by Gliese 581g for 11 years. Right now, Gliese 4581g is the planet that scientists found most Earth-like. The mass Gliese 581g has a mass that is three to four times of Earth. Gliese 581g orbits its sun in 37 days, and it is a rocky world. However, the average surface temperature of the planet is estimated about -12c to -31c. The scientist has found nearly 500 other worlds other than our Solar System. More information on http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-enviroment-11444022
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