The biota classification or status of v. cholerae in humans is "Transient microbiota."
The biota classification or status of v. cholerae in copepods is "Normal microbiota."
<h3>What is microbiota?</h3>
The term microbiome was coined by scientists to refer to all eukaryotic and prokaryotic microorganisms associated with a specific organism.
Some key features regarding the microbiota are-
- There are resident microbiota as well as transient microbiota in the human microbiome.
- The microorganisms that live on or within our bodies are known as the resident microbiota.
- The word transient microbiota makes reference to microorganisms that are only found in the human body for a short period of time and could include pathogenic microorganisms.
- Both hygiene and diet can influence the resident as well as transient microbiota.
- The normal microbiota refers to the microorganisms that live on the mucous membranes and skin of healthy people.
- The normal microbiota acts as a first line of prevention against microbial pathogens, aids digestion, and aids in immune system maturation.
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