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Bacteria, or virus?

Microbiolgy bacteria or virus

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T.B. bacteria
Typhoid fever bacteria
Boils bacteria
Clostridium bacteria
Streptococci bacteria
Staphlococci bacteria
Pneumococcus bacteria
Salmonella typhi bacteria
Shigella dysenteriae bacteria
E. Coli bacteria
Proteus bacteria
Pseudomonas bacteria
Gonococci bacteria
Meningococci bacteria
Klebsiella bacteria
Smallpox virus
Measles virus
German Measles (rubella) virus
Chickenpox virus
Herpes Zoster (shingles) virus
Influenza virus
Psittacosis virus
Pneumonia virus
Rabies virus
Poliomyelitis virus
Encephalitis virus
Yellow fever virus
Infectious hepatitis virus
Homologous serum jaundice virus
Malaria protozoa
Amebic dysentery protozoa
Trichomonas protozoa
Vaginalis protozoa
Ticks, lice, bedbugs, spiders, mosquitos rickettsiae
Louse typhus rickettsiae, trans. by feces of body lice
Flea typhus rickettsiae, trans. by rats to men, by rat feces
Tick typhus rickettsiae (Rocky mntn. spotted fever) trans. by rabbit or wood ticks, and by dog ticks
Mite typhus rickettsiae
Q fever (Query) rickettsiae, resembles influenza or pneumonitis
Arthritis Pleuropneumonia-like organisms (PPLO)
Otitis media Pleuropneumonia-like organisms (PPLO)
Urethritis Pleuropneumonia-like organisms (PPLO)
Worms helminths
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