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1. How does the normal microbiota benefit the host (revisited in immunology, diseases)? Normal microbiota protect the host against potential colonization by pathogens Mutualism: both organism benefit E. coli produce vitamin K, B Host give E. coli a place to stay (intestine) 2. Recurring topic. What are opportunistic pathogens? Under certain condition, normal microbiota change their relationship with the host EX: E. coli goes anywhere other than intestine cause infections 3. Briefly no...

1. How does the normal microbiota benefit the host (revisited in immunology, diseases)? Normal microbiota protect the host against potential colonization by pathogens Mutualism: both organism benefit E. coli produce vitamin K, B Host give E. coli a place to stay (intestine) 2. Recurring topic. What are opportunistic pathogens? Under certain condition, normal microbiota change their relationship with the host EX: E. coli goes anywhere other than intestine cause infections 3. Briefly no...

. Question : Antoni van Leeuwenhoek was the first person in history to Student Answer:  use a magnifying glass. develop a taxonomic system. view protozoa and bacteria. disprove spontaneous generation. prove the germ theory. Question 2 .  Question : Microbes that can live in the presence or absence of oxygen are called Student Answer:  anaerobes. facultative anaerobes. obligate parasites. archaea. prokaryotes. ] Question 3...