More than your body's disability is not human

Human cells make up the human body in general only 43%. The rest are microscopic colonies.

“They are essential to your health,” says Prof Ruth Ley, director of the microbiological science department at Max Planck Institute, your “body is not only yours” referring to the rest being made up of non-human cells.

The rest of the non-human, according to scientists, is covered by microscopic creatures. This includes bacteria, viruses, skin diseases, and archaea (organisms originally classified as bacteria).

The largest concentration of this microscopic life is in the dark depths of oxygen deprived intestines, reports “BBC”, report Periscope.

Professor Rob Kingcht, from the University of California San Diego, said you're more germs than human parts. ”

The human genome: The complete group of genetic guidelines for a human being consists of 20,000 instructions called genes.

But add all the genes to our microbiology together, and the number emerges between two and 20 million microbic genes.

Professor Sarkis Mazmanian, a microbiologist from Caltechi, argues: “We don't have just one genome, microbom genes are introduced in a second genome that add to our”.

And what makes us people, in my opinion, is the combination of our DNA and the DNA of our bowel germs. ”/Periscopi/