Pathogenicity Is Different Than Virulence in That Pathogenicity Can

question 25

Multiple Choice

Pathogenicity is different than virulence in that pathogenicity can

• A) lead to the ability of organisms to cause infection.
• B) kill pathogens.
• C) cause a disease when pathogens are present.
• D) disrupt cell lining.

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