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Good Infectivity – the capability of entering, surviving in, and multiplying in humans, animals, etc.
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High Virulence - the ability of an organism to cause disease.
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High Toxicity - the quality of being poisonous.
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High Pathogenicity - the ability of an organism to damage the host (human, animal).
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Short Incubation Period - the time between the moment of inoculation (exposure to the agent) to the development of symptoms of a particular illness.
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High Transmissibility – the capability of being transmitted (spread) from one person to another.
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High Lethality- the capability of causing death.
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High Stability – how long an agent stays active in an environment.
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Low Effective Dose – the amount of an agent needed to obtain the desired result or intended illness / death.
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