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Who discovered the causes and preventions of diseases?
the mafia
Who discovered that bacteria causes diseases?
Louis Pasteur
Which feature does plasmodium share with all living organisms?
It causes diseases
What effects does ozone depletion have on organisms on Earth?
It harms them. It causes various fatal diseases on living organisms.
What causes holes in the liver?
Certain diseases, smoking, etc.
What causes infectious diseases in humans?
Certain pathogens enter and multiply within the human body.. (:
What was his contribution to the microscope?
The microscope is majorly used in Biology to view organisms that cannot be viewed with bare eyes. The study is therefore important in the study of organisms that causes diseases.
How are Fungi bad?
Fungi are organisms which grow on decaying matter and causes skin diseases like ringworm and athlete's foot .
What causes blood clots within blood vessels?
Blood clots are caused by certain surgical procedures and diseases.
How is an infectious disease different from an noninfectious disease?
Infectious diseases involve a causative organism, from groups such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and such. Noninfectious diseases involve causes other than specific infectious organisms.
Does hydra budding causes diseases?
Hydra budding itself does not cause diseases; it is a natural asexual reproduction process in these freshwater organisms. However, certain environmental factors or pathogens affecting hydra populations can lead to disease or stress within the organisms. While hydra are generally considered simple and resilient creatures, their health can be influenced by changes in their ecosystem. Therefore, while budding is a normal reproductive behavior, it is not directly associated with disease.
Why is AIDS different from other diseases?
The virus that causes AIDS (HIV) is not the organism that causes the symptoms of AIDS, instead HIV destroys a significant part of the immune system leaving the body open to uncontrolled infections by many other organisms (e.g. bacteria, fungi) and to certain cancers (e.g. Kaposi's Sarcoma) which produce the symptoms of AIDS.
