In a lab diagnosis, a pathologist observed a test sample from a tuberculosis patient under a high-power microscope. Which type of bacteria is it if rod shaped structures were observed?

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In a lab diagnosis, a pathologist observed a test sample from a tuberculosis patient under a high-power microscope. Which type of bacteria is it if rod shaped structures were observed?

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bacilli

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Mycobacterium bacteria is rod shaped. The specific species that caused TB is mycobacterium tuberculosis.

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