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To describe: Three similarities and three differences between bacteria and human cells.
Concept introduction:
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To explain: The way by which some bacterial cells may be just as dangerous when they are dead as when they are alive.
Concept introduction: Bacteria, fungi, virus, and protozoa are the main classification of microorganisms. Bacterial cells are generally considered prokaryotic. They are single-celled organisms that do not need living tissue to live. They are classified on the basis of their shape, size, and arrangement.
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