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Metabolism, an important activity is essential for microbial population build up. This activity is joined with metabolism interfering virulence factors leading to dominance of one species in a mixed culture. In a linear relation, more microbial growth leads to more infective propagule (I.P.) count, and mixed culture activity is seen in many environments including organic matter decomposition. The present work will be studying the interaction between metabolism, virulence and I.P. count of microorganisms, and will be emphasizing on the understandings and advancements between metabolism and virulence.
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