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I believe its because the blood from Mouse A had anthrax in the blood stream so it is still in the blood when yu put it into Mouse B so then Mouse B develops the same thing Mouse A had.

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If Mouse B's blood had not contained the pathogen, it would not have died from anthrax like Mouse A had. If the Mouse had somehow fought off the pathogen, Koch's theory could have been thought of as wrong and his theory disproved. Koch could not safely say that specific microorganisms are responsible for certain diseases.

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