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Which hepatitis is transmitted through fecal-oral transmission?

Which of the following is a fomite

Staphylococcal α-toxin is a phospholipidase enzyme, how does it kill cells?

Where do the antibodies in a newborn come from

Due to reduced circulation in areas that have sustained severe burns, antibiotics have a difficult time reaching Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections.

Antifungal drugs are difficult to develop because fungal cells are more similar to human cells than typical bacterial cells

Hepatitis A,B, and C are related viruses that all have similar symptoms and infect the same organ

The injection of antibodies that are produced in another organism is an example of active immunity

Human bite wounds can cause quite serious infections. The pathogens are often the normal mouth flora that are introduced deep into tissue where the anaerobic bacteria can become established and start multiplying.

The gingival crevice is located