Vibrio cholera is a bacterium that causes the diarrheal disease known as cholera. In the 1800s

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ArbitrLikvidat [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

''If the old cells inoculated in chicken, it produces resistance in the chicken against new V. cholera cells.''

Explanation:

From the data provided by Louis Pasteur, we make a hypothesis i. e. ''If the old cells inoculated in chicken, it produces resistance in the chicken against new V. cholera cells.'' From these observation we can assume that by allowing old V. cholera cells to chicken, it did not cause any disease but make immunity against the new V. cholera cells which are more effective from old V. cholera cells.

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