Study on the Microorganism Infection and Pathogenic Mechanisms in Humans

Abstract

As we all know, humans are currently living in an era of a global village, and infectious diseases remain a major cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Viral and bacterial infections will increase with the continuous growth of the global population. To better prevent and control infectious diseases, a comprehensive understanding of their pathogenic mechanisms is required.The scientific community has not yet fully elucidated many aspects of the pathogenic mechanisms of microorganisms. This article aims to clarify a series of activities and processes that occur after pathogenic microorganisms enter the human body, providing a theoretical basis for the further development of targeted new drugs against microorganisms. Given the variety of viruses and bacteria, specific discussions will be made using Rabies virus, Streptococcus pneumoniae, and Mycobacterium tuberculosis as representative examples.