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- Can you talk to me about a scientist who advanced humanity's knowledge about tuberculosis?microbiology help needed as soon as possible! ASAP! Which of the following experimentally supports the Germ Theory of Disease? A. Clinical development of antibiotic resistance. B. Koch’s postulates. C. Pasteur’s swan-necked flask experiment. D. Spontaneous generation. E. The discovery of penicillin.QUESTION 24 A patient in the hospital with a urinary catheter develops a bladder infection This is an example of ain) infection O propogated spread O communicatble O passive carrier O healthcare associated QUESTION 25 All are bacterial virulence factors except: O A capsule O A protease enzyme that breaks down antibodies O Spike proteins in the envelope of HIV O The coagulase enzyme released by certain Gram positive microbes QUESTION 26 The meat processing equipment at a local hamburger patty factory was contaminated with E col. All of the hamburger patties sold during the next two months were cont property lead to illness. This would be best categorized as O a. common source spread Ob.contagious. Oc propagated spread O d. vector transmission
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