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Differentiate between organ specific manifestation and tissue specific manifestation...plz tell... tomorrow is my exam​

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Organ and tissue-specific manifestation refer to the areas where microorganisms affect either a certain organ or a certain tissue or cell in a person's body.

Organ-specific manifestation is when the microorganisms affect a whole organ of one, for example, the lungs or kidney.

Tissue-specific operation refers to the time when a microorganism affects just a cell or tissue of an organ.

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Organ-specific manifestation is when the microorganisms affect a whole organ of one, for example, the lungs or kidney. Tissue-specific operation refers to the time when a microorganism affects just a cell or tissue of an organ.❤️

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