39. Incubation period of disease is NOT influenced by which one of the following factor ? Group of answer choices resistance of the host virulence of the microbe external temperature specific microbe involved internal temperature

39. Incubation period of disease is NOT influenced by which one of the following factor ? Group of answer choices resistance of the host virulence of the microbe external temperature specific microbe involved internal temperature

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39. Incubation period of disease is NOT influenced by which one of the following factor ?

Group of answer choices

resistance of the host

virulence of the microbe

external temperature

specific microbe involved

internal temperature

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