The technique used to calculate semantic similarities are cosine similarity, word order similarity and feature based similarity. The semantic similarity technique finds the semantic similarity between words, it creates a relationship between words and sentences through the meanings of the words. The syntax similarity technique finds the grammatical syntax similarity between sentences. Then we apply syntax similarity techniques and semantics similarity techniques. In this system we Pre-process the given sentences in a bag of words using tokenization, stemming and other Natural language techniques. The measure of how similar are the given sentences are, is the Sentences similarity which plays an important role in text-related research and application in area as text-mining. Keywords: Cobalt, Resistant enterobacter, Sensitive enterobacter, Mechanism, Inhibition. The mechanism of resistance was accumulation of cobalt in the cell wall and presence of plasmid. respectively when 250 ppm cobalt was added in the culture flasks. The cobalt incorporated in to the cell wall, membrane and cytoplasm was 66%, 11% and 23% and 9%, 58% and 33% in resistant Enterobacter spp. tolerated even 500 ppm concentration of cobalt. that completely inhibited the growth, synthesis of protein, DNA, and activity of dehydrogenases of the TCA cycle.
The minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) determined was 250 ppm in sensitive Enterobacter spp. Addition of cobalt affected the growth curve phases, which was ultimately an impact of concentration of cobalt. Cobalt inhibited the growth and viability of sensitive organisms. The cellular biochemistry of this microorganism was checked with the help of estimations of macromolecules, dehydrogenases activity, and determination of cobalt through cell fractionation. The MIC (minimum inhibitory concentration) and cobalt tolerance determination was done. The aim of this study was to understand the mechanism of resistance in Enterobacter spp. The ethno -zoological practice indicates that traditional knowledge of zoo therapy is a must and to be strengthened in order to discover the new line of resources in pharmaceutics. The study also gives emphasis on the strategies of conservation and management of faunistic resources. It is suggested that this kind of knowledge may be useful to save the life in emergency. The zoo therapeutic knowledge inherited since time immemorial was mostly based on the use of invertebrate animals as important medicinal resources. A field survey was conducted from July 2009 to October 2009 by performing interview through structured questionnaire with 10 selected respondents, who provided information regarding use of invertebrate animals and their products in folk medicine. Detailed information has been obtained on the traditional therapeutic use of 15 different invertebrate species. The Mawasi tribes of Chhindwara district of Madhya Pradesh India mostly use invertebrate derived medicine for a whole range of affections like delectation, ulcer, conjunctivitis, leucorrhea, pneumonia, fit, asthma, fever, rheumatism, ear pain, tuberculosis, vomiting, weakness, impotency and stop bleeding.
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