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Match the organism in Column A with its action inColumn A. Column B (a) Yeast (i) Causing cholera (b) Protozoan (ii) Causing AIDS (c) Bacteria (iii) Producing antibodies (d) Virus (iv) Baking of bread
(v) Causing malaria
| Column A. | Column B |
| (a) Yeast | (i) Causing cholera |
| (b) Protozoan | (ii) Causing AIDS |
| (c) Bacteria | (iii) Producing antibodies |
| (d) Virus | (iv) Baking of bread (v) Causing malaria |
Asked in CTET (Maths & Science) · 2026
Economic Importance of Microbes · Biology
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