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2 March, 23:39
What is meant by Koch's postulates?
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3 March, 00:02
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Answer: four criteria to establish a causative relationship between a microbe and a diseases
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1 - "Bacteria must be present in every case of diseases"
2 - "Bacteria must be isolated from the host with the diseases and grown in pure culture"
3 - "The specific diseases must be reproduced when a pure culture of bacteria is inoculated into a healthy susceptible host"
4-"Bacteria must be recovered from the experimentally infected host"
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