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MCQ 13:
The causative agent for acne in teenagers is caused by
- Porphyromonas
- Propionibacterium acene
- Pleisomonas
- Peptococcus
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Bacterial Growth Cycle Test 25
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Basic Bacteriology Test 27
Size and Shape of Virus Test 28
Minor Bacterial Pathogens Test 29
Important Modes of Transmission Test 30
Opportunistic Mycoses Test 31
Gram Positive Rods Test 32
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