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if scientists are able to know that a specific bacterium is responsible for causing a deadly infection,why might it be important to discover this bacterium?
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if scientists are able to know that a specific bacterium is responsible for causing a deadly infection,why might it be important to discover this bacterium?

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It would be important because that's how you find cures. A cure/antidote is a formula that cancels out the bacteria or infection. Without the disease we can't find cures, because nobody can run tests on it. I hope this helped ^^
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