MICROBIOLOGY WITH DISEASE BY TAXONOMY
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Chapter 11, Problem 3TMW
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The reason for the fact that archaea do not cause disease in humans, plants, or animals.
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The first “domain” is “archaea”, “second” “domain” is “bacteria’, and ‘third” “domain” is “eukaryotes”. The viruses, bacteria, and some eukaryotes are known for infecting humans, plants and other animals.
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