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Q. Portal of entry for 'Pseudomonas aeruginosa' is

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Q. 'Bronchiolitis' is a disease caused by virus

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Q. After a viral infection, humans and other animals produces a heterogeneous group of 'glycoproteins' named as

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Q. 'Gonorrhea' is a disease that is caused by neisseria gonorrhoea, may get entry in body through

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Q. Mode of transmission of 'cytomegalovirus' is

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Q. Bacterial toxins that are 'lipopolysaccharides' in nature and are integral part of bacterial cell wall are called

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Q. A family of positively charged 'peptides' that have antiviral activity are named as

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Q. Vibrio cholera enter in body via 'gastrointestinal' tract and causes

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Q. Animal 'reservoir' for Hantaviruses

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Q. Pathogens that can cause serious infections in 'immunocompromised' patients are called

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Q. Portal of entry for 'rotavirus' is

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Q. Water is portal of entry for 'leptospira interrogans' that causes

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