The Human Microbiome The Evolution of Microbes and the Human Microbiome Microbes have altered our environment in ways th
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The Human Microbiome
The Evolution of Microbes and the Human Microbiome
Microbes have altered our environment in ways that have facilitated our survival by generating oxygen in photosynthesis and cooperating within eukaryotic cells as important organelles such as mitochondria and chloroplasts.
Microbes facilitate important processes in the immune and digestive systems of our bodies as symbionts: some of that are beneficial and some that can be harmful.
Read:Human Microbiome (https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-re ... akeup-body
What did you learn about the Human Microbiome?
What surprised you and where in the document did you find the information?
How does our relationship with microbes reflect principles of evolution?
What did you learn about the normal microbiota and their role with their host ( beneficial or harmful)?
Summarize your thoughts about the human microbiome project.
The Evolution of Microbes and the Human Microbiome
Microbes have altered our environment in ways that have facilitated our survival by generating oxygen in photosynthesis and cooperating within eukaryotic cells as important organelles such as mitochondria and chloroplasts.
Microbes facilitate important processes in the immune and digestive systems of our bodies as symbionts: some of that are beneficial and some that can be harmful.
Read:Human Microbiome (https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-re ... akeup-body
What did you learn about the Human Microbiome?
What surprised you and where in the document did you find the information?
How does our relationship with microbes reflect principles of evolution?
What did you learn about the normal microbiota and their role with their host ( beneficial or harmful)?
Summarize your thoughts about the human microbiome project.