Describe two beneficial uses of bacteria.

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Two beneficial uses of bacteria include the following:
1. <span>Microbial fermentation helps produce many foods & beverages. Latic acid bacteria are used in producing milk, yogurt, pickles, olives, etc. Bacteria are also involved in making fermentated meats, producing vinegar, chocolate, soy sauce, etc.
2. </span><span>Bacteria can be genetically modified to produce human vaccines like insulin, which is required for diabetic patients.</span>

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