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Yes, temperature changes can affect the transmission and survival of tuberculosis (TB) bacteria, Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Cooler temperatures may facilitate the survival of the bacteria in the environment, increasing the likelihood of transmission. Additionally, seasonal variations can influence immune responses in humans, potentially affecting susceptibility to infection. However, TB is primarily transmitted through airborne particles rather than environmental temperature fluctuations.

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