Reference no: EM133530468
Section title "Abstract"
1. Of the multiple microorganisms listed as being present in the human body, which types are the focus of this article?
2. Why are researchers interested in studying the microbe-associated small molecules also refer in the article as metabolites?
Section with no title after "Abstract"
3. "archaea are not present in the human microbiota, and none are currently known to be associated with infectious diseases in humans, animals, plants, or microorganisms." This is a direct line from the book, how is this line challenge by the information presented in this section of the article?
Section title "Methanogenic archaea in/on human body"
4. What are the different human body locations where methanogenic archaea can be found?
5. It is mentioned in the article that "DNA extraction kits primarily employ lysozyme lysis, which does not degrade archaea walls efficiently". Why doesn't lysozyme break the cell wall of archaea organisms?
Section title "Metabolites of methanogens and human health"
6. Of the effects produced in the human body by the presence of methanogens or from methanogens' metabolic products, provide one example of a mutualistic symbiotic relationship and one example of a parasitic symbiotic relationship.