Nov 23, 2022
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Tasneem Gandhi
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They study the growth and development of bacteria and their interactions with organisms.
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They study viruses that affect human beings, animals, insects, birds, plants and other microorganisms in different environments.
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They study fungi, their genetics, biochemistry, life cycles and their economical importance.
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They study microorganisms of the marine environment and their role in biodiversity, ecology and biogeochemistry.
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They study microbes and contact food thereby working in maintaining the health and safety regulations for food products.
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They study various microorganisms, their consequences and their role in disease development. They work in a medical science setup.
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They study the interaction of microorganisms with each other and even with different environments and their consequences.
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They study the life cycle, reproductive stages, mode of infection and genetics of various parasites.
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They study different types of algae- their living habitats especially, freshwater and marine living algae.
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They study the protozoans which are free-living and found in almost every habitat.
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