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Mycoplasma a microorganism, of which there are many varieties (eg, Mycoplasma penetrans), that usually does not cause disease in people with healthy immune systems. Mycoplasma is thought by some to be a cofactor in the development of AIDS.
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Mycoplasma a group of BACTERIA, some of whose members cause disease in animals and humans. Mycoplasma are very simple one-celled organisms without an outer membrane. They penetrate and infect individual cells. Most commonly, mycoplasma causes pneumonia.
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Mycoplasma disease-causing agents similar to viruses.
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Mycoplasma A microscopic organism thought to be responsible for pregnancy loss.
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Mycoplasma A family made up of the smallest of all known bacteria, some of which can cause a range of illnesses in plants, animals and people.
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