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The quantitative measurement of pathogenicity is termed as
- Infectious measurement
- Disease measurement
- Virulent factor
- Virulence
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Minor Bacterial Pathogens Test 29
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Gram Positive Rods Test 32
Human Immunodeficiency Virus Test 33
Minor Bacterial Pathogens Test 34
Medically Important Viruses Classification Test 35
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