Concept explainers
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To match:
The organisms with disease.
Concept introduction:
Microorganisms are a living microscopic organism like bacteria,
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Concept introduction:
Microorganisms are a living microscopic organism like bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses which are present either in the form of single-celled or clusters of cells. The human body is occupied with various non-pathogenic strains of normal microflora which prevents the entry of pathogenic microbes. Any deviation of the normal living condition of microflora result in their reduction of their population that could lead to various diseases.
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Concept introduction:
Microorganisms are a living microscopic organism like bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses which are present either in the form of single-celled or clusters of cells. The human body is occupied with various non-pathogenic strains of normal microflora which prevents the entry of pathogenic microbes. Any deviation of the normal living condition of microflora result in their reduction of their population that could lead to various diseases.
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Concept introduction:
Microorganisms are a living microscopic organism like bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses which are present either in the form of single-celled or clusters of cells. The human body is occupied with various non-pathogenic strains of normal microflora which prevents the entry of pathogenic microbes. Any deviation of the normal living condition of microflora result in their reduction of their population that could lead to various diseases.
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Concept introduction:
Microorganisms are a living microscopic organism like bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses which are present either in the form of single-celled or clusters of cells. The human body is occupied with various non-pathogenic strains of normal microflora which prevents the entry of pathogenic microbes. Any deviation of the normal living condition of microflora result in their reduction of their population that could lead to various diseases.
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Concept introduction:
Microorganisms are a living microscopic organism like bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses which are present either in the form of single-celled or clusters of cells. The human body is occupied with various non-pathogenic strains of normal microflora which prevents the entry of pathogenic microbes. Any deviation of the normal living condition of microflora result in their reduction of their population that could lead to various diseases.
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Concept introduction:
Microorganisms are a living microscopic organism like bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses which are present either in the form of single-celled or clusters of cells. The human body is occupied with various non-pathogenic strains of normal microflora which prevents the entry of pathogenic microbes. Any deviation of the normal living condition of microflora result in their reduction of their population that could lead to various diseases.
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Concept introduction:
Microorganisms are a living microscopic organism like bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses which are present either in the form of single-celled or clusters of cells. The human body is occupied with various non-pathogenic strains of normal microflora which prevents the entry of pathogenic microbes. Any deviation of the normal living condition of microflora result in their reduction of their population that could lead to various diseases.
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Concept introduction:
Microorganisms are a living microscopic organism like bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses which are present either in the form of single-celled or clusters of cells. The human body is occupied with various non-pathogenic strains of normal microflora which prevents the entry of pathogenic microbes. Any deviation of the normal living condition of microflora result in their reduction of their population that could lead to various diseases.
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- Match column A to Barrow_forwardMatch the viruses with the diseases that they cause: Human Immunodeficiency virus Herpes zoster H1N1 Varicella Variola Transmitted by Aedes spp mosquitoes Flavivirus Rhinoviruses Epstein-Barr virus Human papillomavirus Rotavirus Phlebovirus Measles virus Mumps virus Choose: Chicken pox Rubeola West Nile Virus Genital warts Mononucleosis Chikungunya Shingles Heartland virus Influenza Cold sores Genital herpes Smallpox Mumps Acquired immune deficiency syndrome Gastroenteritis Common coldarrow_forwardNonearrow_forward
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