Microbiology With Diseases.. -Masteringmic.
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ISBN: 9780134298719
Author: BAUMAN
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 20, Problem 5CT
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To determine:
The genera of bacteria that causes stomach flu.
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Stomach flu occurs when there is an inflammation in the intestine or some other parts of the stomach. It is also known as gastroenteritis and can be caused by any pathogen, like virus or bacteria which can ferment lactose. It can also happen when an individual is intolerant of lactose. The infection is symptomatic of diarrhea, fever, pain in stomach, etc.
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