Understanding Prokaryotic Reinfection: Why Complete Eradication is Crucial
Prokaryotes (bacteria) can rapidly reinfect if not fully eradicated because they:
- Reproduce asexually – quick, easy replication without a mate.
- Are microscopic – easily hide in body niches, evading immune detection.
Complete elimination is essential to prevent recurrence.
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