Abstract

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Abstract:

This paper examines how the Black Death, which was the cause of much death, ravaged Europe in the Middle Ages in the 1300s. The focus will be on where and the plague ravaged and who got hardest hit. Through an analysis of infection with Yersinia pestis, which is a facultative anaerobic, intra-cellular, gram-negative rod-shaped bacteria, the paper examines how the immune system reacts with infections of this type of plague being involved the experiment Immunodiffusion. To approach my problem, I have read a lot of literature about the plague and the Immune system. The analysis contains furthermore a statement of diagnosis and treatment possibilities today. Furthermore, the paper contains a description of the contemporary time understanding of and reaction to the Black Death and its significance for the contemporary time based on various historical sources, and an explanation of the production of DNA vaccination, which is still not on the market. Based on sources and my analysis, I conclude that the Black Death should be recorded as a pandemic, because the plague, in a large graphical area, had an impact on humans and animals.