48. What are virulence factors? 12 Al factors that enable a microorganism to be

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48. What are virulence factors? 12 Al factors that enable a microorganism to be resistant to morpholos B) characteristics of a microorganism, such as its Grams grows on, and colony morphology C) the site within a host in which a microorga to establisnich a D) characteristics of a microorganism enafro E) the natural habitat of the microorganism or infected stain morphology. type of media t croorganism resides and causes disease tnat enable it to establish infection and cause disease he source from which a host can become 49. Malaria is a human disease caused by the eukaryot is pathogen is transferred from one man dise pathogen, Plasmodium falciparum g a blood meal from an infected individual. P. falciparum ut does it no harm. The mosquito can then transfer the pathogen take up the pathogen when taking intected host to another by mosquitoes. Mosquitoes can me into another person through humans and mosquitoes? bite gh its bite. Which is the best use of terms to describe the role of A) humans are vectors. B) humans are the carriermosquitoes are the C) humans are both D) humans are carrier E) humans re vectors . mosquitoes are the reservoir reservoir e the carriermosquitoes are reservoir and the vector are the reservoir . mosquitoes are the carrier and the vector the vector and the carrier .. mosquitoes are the reservoir u t he folowing are different forms of virulence factors used by bacteria against p wing is not an anti-phagocytic factor? Which of the follo A) production of leukocidins B) endospore C) secretion of a capsule D) ability to survive intracellularly E) none of the above

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48. Characteristics of microorganism that enable it to establish infection and cause disease.

49. Humans are the reservior while mosquitoes are carrier and the vector

50. Endospore

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