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Which step of Koch's postulates is incorrect? A. 1.The pathogen is first found in an infected, unhealthy person. B. 2.The pathogen is isolated from an unhealthy person and grown in a lab. C. 3.The pathogen grown in a lab will be given to a healthy organism that gets the same disease. D. 4.The pathogen should be isolated again and should have mutated when compared to the original.​

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