Which scientist proposed that if a microbe was responsible for a specific disease then it should be possible to isolate that microbe from an individual with the illness, grow the microbe in a laboratory, infect another individual, and re-isolate the same microbe from the newly infected individual?

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Robert Koch is known for his contributions to the germ theory of disease, which includes Koch's postulates. These postulates outline the criteria for establishing a causative link between a microbe and a disease, as described in the question.

Which Scientist Proposed That If a Microbe Was Responsible for a Specific