The human microbiome is best described as:

A. bacteria associated with the body.
B. bacteria and fungi associated with the body.
C. bacteria, fungi, and archaea associated with the body.
D. viruses that have integrated their genomes into the human genome.
E. bacteria, fungi, and archaea that have integrated their genomes into the human genome.


C

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Lately, many claims concerning the health benefits of green tea have appeared in the news. Suppose you read a claim that says drinking green tea causes weight loss

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