Definition: Porphyrobacterae, also known as porphyromuscularia or porphyromusculariae, are a group of bacteria that live in various parts of the human body and can cause infections including pneumonia and meningitis. They are characterized by their large number of microorganisms, which can spread rapidly throughout the body through inhalation, ingestion, or contact with contaminated surfaces.
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