An Extremely Important Set of Rules for the Determination of Bacterial

question 131

Multiple Choice

An extremely important set of rules for the determination of bacterial disease transmission is

• A) Ehrlich's optimal law.
• B) Koch's postulates.
• C) Occam's razor.
• D) Zeno's paradox.
• E) Darwin's law of evolution by natural selection.

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