In this assignment, students will review a microbial journal article.Choose one article from a primary scientific literature source that uses a microbe as a model organism/system and write a comprehensive summary of the study that answers the following questions:Choose one article from a primary scientific literature source that uses a microbe as a model organism/system.NOTE: Many free articles may be obtained from http://www.pubmed.gov or visit the WCU library.Write a summary of the study that includes:Why did the scientists perform the study (i.e., description of background)?What was the hypothesis (or hypotheses) under investigation?What were the major results and did they support or negate the hypothesis? Which key techniques were used to achieve these results?Why are the results significant and do they point to further/future studies? In other words, why does this article matter and what should or could be done next?Why did you choose this particular article to review? Was it interesting, informative, clearly written, or none of the above?Compose your review in current APA Style and include:A title page Answers to the questions above in paragraph format (2 or more pages)A reference page with the reference for your article and any other sources used in your review.See rubric for specific grading criteria.Points: 75Due: Monday 1/04/2021, 11:59 p.m. (Pacific time)

This case study is from the Cases in Population-Oriented Prevention (C-POP) series authored by Cynthia Morrow, MD, MPH, Don Cibular, PhD, and Lloyd F. Novick, MD, MPH.It is August 1997 and you are a public health official for a county health department. It has been brought to your attention that four residents of homeless shelters in your county have recently been diagnosed with active tuberculosis. You are given the information below:AJ is a 28-year-old male resident of the Oxford Street Inn/ Rescue Mission who presented to SUNY Upstate Emergency Department on July 17 with a three-week history of productive cough and night sweats. RC is a 36-year-old male resident of the Oxford Street Inn who presented to the Community Health Center on July 24 with a five-day history of productive cough and fever. This resident reported that he traveled by Greyhound bus from Queens, NY three days ago. LF is a 43-year-old male resident of the Oxford Street Inn/Rescue Mission who presented to St. Joseph’s Hospital on July 29 with a two-week history of cough with hemoptysis. SW is a 47-year-old male resident of the Oxford Street Inn who presented to the Community Health Center on August 15 with a several month history of severe cough and weight loss. Questions:What else would you like to know about these men? What are the risk factors for latent tuberculosis (TB) infection? For active TB? (Consider the agent/host/environmental model.) Is this an epidemic? Justify your answer. “Incidence” and “prevalence” are measures of disease occurrence. Which would you use to measure active TB? Which would you use to measure latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI)? Why? What common factors are evident here? Three of the initial cases were HIV positive. Describe the association between TB and HIV. Should testing and/or treatment for tuberculosis differ for individuals with HIV? How would you proceed from here? Consider the epidemiological triangle? What ethical issues concern you? Answer the above questions and discuss the above case in the context of TB in New York State. Please use this link as one resource (https://www.health.ny.gov/statistics/).