My pathogen is Shigella species My topic is how can phyto-medicine (medicinal plants) become the best treatment against shigellosis. Shigella species is a big attribute to shigellosis & over the

My pathogen is Shigella species 

My topic is how can phyto-medicine (medicinal plants) become the best treatment against shigellosis. Shigella species is a big attribute  to shigellosis & over the century these species has increased there resistance to antibiotic.

I will be providing 5 peer review articles & 4 primary sources. I have went through all peer reviews and 

highlighted all important info for the background information within the peer reviews.  

I can only upload for four sources. These 4 will be my primary. 

Please, keep the format that is specified below.

 If any questions message me. I‘ll respond quickly. 

This paper must be at least 7 pages, but must not exceed 9 pages in length, excluding the Literature Cited section. (Aim for 8 pages, excluding the Literature Cited section.) The first page must include the Title and Author, plus a Summary of your paper (approximately 300 words). This leaves about 7 pages for the main body of your paper (see below). The paper must be typed in 12-point font, double-spaced, with margins set at 1 inch on all sides of the pages. Please carefully check your word processing program to be sure that additional space is not inserted below each line. All pages must be numbered at the bottom of the page. 

About one-third (1-1/2 to 2-1/2 pages) of the main body of your paper (the part after the title page plus summary; approx.7 pages in length) must be devoted to general background information on the pathogen, its properties and transmission, the diseases it causes in humans, major signs and symptoms of these diseases; major virulence factors of the pathogen; treatment of and prevention of these diseases; and whether or not a vaccine is available. If you found a review article on the specific focus of your own writing, you may discuss that article briefly in the initial 2-1/2 pages of your paper to “transition” to your discussion of the specific primary sources you chose. The remaining two-thirds (4-1/2 to 5-1/2 pages) of the main body of the paper must be devoted to your primary sources. Examples of more specific aspects of your topic might include: antibiotic resistance in the particular pathogen; properties/research on a particular virulence factor of the pathogen; progress in development of a vaccine for prevention of diseases due to the pathogen; progress in developing better treatments for a specific disease(s) caused by the pathogen; or recent outbreaks of disease due to the pathogen. There are, of course, many other possibilities.

Papers may not include any direct quotations or any figures or tables from the references. A paper may also not repeat substantial amounts of data from the primary sources. A paper that is constructed from direct quotations does not convey an understanding of the material. No plagiarism.