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Infectious diseases

criteria proposed to establish a virus as the cause of a disease, adapting Koch's postulates to agents that cannot be grown in pure culture.

In infectious diseases, Rivers' postulates refers to criteria proposed to establish a virus as the cause of a disease, adapting Koch's postulates to agents that cannot be grown in pure culture. This meaning comes from Rivers (1937) in Journal of Bacteriology.[1]

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References

Rivers, T. M. (1937). Viruses and Koch's Postulates. Journal of Bacteriology, 33(1), 1-12. https://doi.org/10.1128/jb.33.1.1-12.1937

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