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Koch's Postulates and Molecular Genetics
I understand that Koch's postulates have limitations, but I don't understand how that plays a role in molecular genetics.
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Given the limitations of Koch's postulates, what role do you see for molecular genetics and associated techniques in addressing the exceptions to the postulates?
Several paragraphs examining Koch's postulates, their limitations and the role of molecular genetics in addressing these limitations.
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