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Could koch's bacillus be killed by boiling?
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Yes: Koch's bacillus is a name for mycobacterim tuberculosis and it can be killed by boiling. Pasteurization, which occurs at temperature below boiling is sufficient to kill it.
Answered 4/5/2015
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