Describe digestive tract and its relationship with microbes

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Assignment:

Describe the digestive tract and its relationship with microbes. Be sure to explain the 1st line of defense protections present in the digestive tract and if there are normal microbial inhabitants of the digestive tract (including a description of where microbes are commonly found if they are present).

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