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Steps for Koch's postulate:
1. Association of the putative
causative agent with the
lesions of the disease
2. Isolation of the agent in pure
culture
3. Demonstration of the disease
upon introduction of the pure
culture of the agent into the
host
4. Re-isolation of the agent from
the infected or diseased host
Limitations:
Colonization with no
symptoms
⢠Non-culturable bacterias
⢠No disease models;
disease too serious to use
in human volunteers
Given the steps to Koch's postulate and the limitiations provided below it, how does antimicrobial drugs overcome these limitations?
Steps for Koch's postulate:
1. Association of the putative
causative agent with the
lesions of the disease
2. Isolation of the agent in pure
culture
3. Demonstration of the disease
upon introduction of the pure
culture of the agent into the
host
4. Re-isolation of the agent from
the infected or diseased host
Limitations:
Colonization with no
symptoms
⢠Non-culturable bacterias
⢠No disease models;
disease too serious to use
in human volunteers
Given the steps to Koch's postulate and the limitiations provided below it, how does antimicrobial drugs overcome these limitations?
Nestor RutherfordLv2
29 Sep 2019