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If a patient is diagnosed with a peptic ulcer, which genus of proteobacteria is probably responsible?

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The appropriate response is Helicobacter, it is kind of microbes that causes disease in the stomach. It is found in around 66% of the total populace. It might be spread by unclean sustenance and water, however, scientists aren't sure. It causes Peptic ulcers and can likewise bring about stomach disease.

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