H. pylori bacteria produce a number of potent toxins, and they encourage the host's immune system to attack the epithelial cells.3 Together, these actions often result in the death of surrounding cells and prevent the stomach from performing its normal functions.
Bioluminescent Bay Laguna Grande in Las Croabas is a one of a kind ecosystem situated along the Puerto Ricoâs northeastern city of Fajardo. It is the second best-kept bioluminescent bay in Puerto Rico after Mosquito Bay. Visiting bio bay is by far the most mystifying experience of the island.
Bioluminescent plankton can be found in oceans all over the world and both zoo-plankton and single-celled animal plankton are known to be bioluminescent. Recently the beaches at the 5* Conrad Maldives Rangali Island were glowing blue during the night with bioluminescent phytoplankton. This blue glow is created by millions of phytoplanktons (dinoflagellate), in the water. These contain luciferase, a chemical that glows in the dark when agitated, so when a wave breaks on a beach.