mikroorganizmave
Mikroorganizmave is a term used to refer to microorganisms, a broad group of microscopic life forms that are typically too small to be seen with the naked eye. The category encompasses both cellular organisms—such as bacteria, archaea, fungi, protozoa, and microscopic algae—and, in some definitions, acellular entities such as viruses. Because viruses require living host cells to reproduce, some writers treat them separately from true cellular mikroorganizmave.
These organisms vary greatly in size, metabolism, and ecology. Most are unicellular, though many form colonies
In humans, mikroorganizmave influence health, digestion, and immunity through the microbiome, and some members are pathogens.
Despite advances, a large fraction of mikroorganizmave cannot be grown in standard laboratory conditions, making metagenomics