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Genre: FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS / GeneralGerms
There were different theories regarding what germs are in the past, but the accepted one in this modern age and time of the germ theory of disease. This theory states that tiny organisms known as microbes and pathogens or germs can cause diseases. These organisms are extremely tiny and cannot be readily seen by the naked human eyes without the aid of a magnification gadget such as a microscope. Due to this relatively small size, it is easy for such microbes to move about without been seen by humans, hosts, and other animals. The infection of such microbes invariably leads to disease and break down of the host through the exponential growth and reproduction that takes place in the body of the host.
The word "germ" has been generally used to refer to bacteria, but it points to all microbes, living, and non-living pathogens that can bring about ill-health in humans and animals, and they include and not limited to the following; viruses, protists, prions, fungi, etc.
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