1. Based on the content in lecture and your readings, explain the connection between your microbiome and your health (use 2 specific examples)? 2. Describe one major way your microbiome can be altered in a negative way? 3. Describe two ways you can improve your gut microbiome?

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In this Module you learned that bacteria are everywhere. You watched several videos and read an
article about all the ways in which the microbiome can be connected to the health of different parts of
your body.
1. Based on the content in lecture and your readings, explain the connection between your microbiome
and your health (use 2 specific examples)?
2. Describe one major way your microbiome can be altered in a negative way?
3. Describe two ways you can improve your gut microbiome?
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Bacteria belong to the Prokaryotic domain of life as these are single-celled organisms having very simple and small genomes. They lack well-defined subcellular structures (organelles) for performing specific functions inside the cell as well their genetic material is dispersed all around the cell.

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