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Choose the false statement below. Resident microbes in our gastrointestinal tract assist in our immune system's ability to recognize future emerging infections that may be created by gene transfer into species of normal body flora. The Human Microbiome Project goals included examination of ethical implications of collecting data on the human microbiome as well as development of techniques to create new vaccines. O Animals grown in the absence of bacteria provide evidence for the role of normal body flora in development of the digestive and immune systems.

Choose the false statement below. Resident microbes in our gastrointestinal tract assist in our immune system's ability to recognize future emerging infections that may be created by gene transfer into species of normal body flora. The Human Microbiome Project goals included examination of ethical implications of collecting data on the human microbiome as well as development of techniques to create new vaccines. O Animals grown in the absence of bacteria provide evidence for the role of normal body flora in development of the digestive and immune systems.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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**Choose the false statement below.** - O Resident microbes in our gastrointestinal tract assist in our immune system’s ability to recognize future emerging infections that may be created by gene transfer into species of normal body flora. - O The Human Microbiome Project goals included examination of ethical implications of collecting data on the human microbiome as well as development of techniques to create new vaccines. - O Animals grown in the absence of bacteria provide evidence for the role of normal body flora in development of the digestive and immune systems. --- **Question 15** **Choose the false statement below.** - O An unborn baby is axenic but, upon delivery, acquires body flora via both oral and vertical transmission but also via direct transmission from healthcare workers. - O The many species that provide humans with bacterial antagonism are also considered opportunistic pathogens. - O Unlike opportunistic pathogens, a true pathogen causes disease no matter how much inoculum is introduced into the host.
Transcribed Image Text:**Choose the false statement below.** - O Resident microbes in our gastrointestinal tract assist in our immune system’s ability to recognize future emerging infections that may be created by gene transfer into species of normal body flora. - O The Human Microbiome Project goals included examination of ethical implications of collecting data on the human microbiome as well as development of techniques to create new vaccines. - O Animals grown in the absence of bacteria provide evidence for the role of normal body flora in development of the digestive and immune systems. --- **Question 15** **Choose the false statement below.** - O An unborn baby is axenic but, upon delivery, acquires body flora via both oral and vertical transmission but also via direct transmission from healthcare workers. - O The many species that provide humans with bacterial antagonism are also considered opportunistic pathogens. - O Unlike opportunistic pathogens, a true pathogen causes disease no matter how much inoculum is introduced into the host.
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