What is the underlying cause of each of the following diseases?

The choices to choose from are ( bacterial infection, viral infection, infectious eukaryotic microbe, autoimmune disease, inherited gebetic disorder)

1. Hepatitis

2. phenylketonuria

3. giardiasis

4. multiple scelorsis

5. Necrotizing fascitis

the Wrong answer are ( 1. viral infection 2. inherited gentic disorder 3. inherited gentic disorder 4. autoimmune disease 5. bacterial infection )

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