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Question: What is one specific example of a bacterial species in a symbiotic relationship with humans? Specify the species, type of symbiotic relationship, and the role of both organisms in this relationship. How would a change in your microflora affect your overall health? Give one example of a beneficial effect and one example of a harmful effect.

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