What is the significance of bacteria in the human gut?
I WONDER - How Long Have Bacteria Been On Earth?
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Bacteria are omnipresent, found in the environment, on our skin, and within our bodies, especially in the gut. They are single-celled organisms that play a significant role in our bodily functions. The existence of bacteria was first discovered in 1674 by the Dutch scientist Antoine van Leeuwenhoek.
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