write the name of the casual organisms of the following disease malaria, influenza, rabies, tuberculosis and typhoid

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Malaria – Plasmodium sp. (protozoa)
Influenza – Influenza virus
Rabies – Rabies virus (genus – Lyssavirus, family – Rabdoviridae)
Tuberculosis – Mycobacterium tuberculosis (bacteria)
Typhoid – Salmonella typhae (bacteria)

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write the name of the casual organisms of the following disease malaria, influenza, rabies, tuberculosis and typhoid

Malaria – Plasmodium sp. (protozoa)Influenza – Influenza virusRabies – Rabies virus (genus – Lyssavirus, family – Rabdoviridae)Tuberculosis – Mycobacterium tuberculosis (bacteria)Typhoid – Salmonella typhae (bacteria)

Malaria – Plasmodium sp. (protozoa)
Influenza – Influenza virus
Rabies – Rabies virus (genus – Lyssavirus, family – Rabdoviridae)
Tuberculosis – Mycobacterium tuberculosis (bacteria)
Typhoid – Salmonella typhae (bacteria)