Ways in which a resistant form of infectious disease can re-emerge include A when the vectors are altered through mutation B natural selection Cexchange of genetic material among strains and species D A and C All of the above

Ways in which a resistant form of infectious disease can re-emerge include A when the vectors are altered through mutation B natural selection Cexchange of genetic material among strains and species D A and C All of the above

Health Safety And Nutrition F/Young Child

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Chapter5: The Infectious Process And Environmental Control

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Ways in which a resistant form of infectious disease can re-emerge include
A when the vectors are altered through mutation
B natural selection
Cexchange of genetic material among strains and species
D A and C
E All of the above

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