Question

ninety percent of the cells in the human body are microbes—mostly prokaryotes and some microscopic eukaryotes. which statement about human microbiomes is true? o diseases in which our immune systems begin to attack our bodies have been linked increasingly to the changing diversity and composition of our microbiomes. o human microbiomes are composed primarily of prokaryotic extremophiles. o human health depends on ridding the body of all microbes, both on the inside of the body and on the outside. o biofilms produced by human microbiomes are always beneficial to their hosts. o uniform communities of well - characterized bacterial species cover every surface of the human body.

Explanation:

Human microbiomes are diverse communities of microbes (both prokaryotes and some eukaryotes) that inhabit the inside and outside of the human body. They are not uniform communities of well - characterized bacterial species covering every surface. Biofilms produced by microbiomes are not always beneficial. Human health depends on a balance of microbes rather than just ridding the body of them. Human microbiomes are composed of a variety of microbes including but not only prokaryotic extremophiles. Diseases where the immune system attacks the body are autoimmune diseases and not directly related to microbiome - induced immune attacks in the described way.

Answer:

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