Robert Koch postulated the ''Germ theory of disease''. Which one of these statements is not correct about this theory?
Correct answer: B. The organism cannot be isolated and grown in a pure culture in the laboratory
- A. A specific organism can always be found associated with a disease
- B. The organism cannot be isolated and grown in a pure culture in the laboratory
- C. The pure culture will produce the disease when inoculated into a susceptible animal
- D. It is possible to recover the organisms in pure culture from an experimentally infected animal
Explanation
This statement is not correct as organisms can be isolated and grown pure culture.
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