Very often clinically relevant information may be obtained by examining
A) a wet mount.
B) the size and shape of the organism.
C) the sequence of proteins.
D) the transformation ability.
E) a wet mount AND the size and shape of the organism.

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Examining a wet mount can provide information about the mobility, morphology, and behavior of microorganisms, while analyzing the size and shape of the organism may help in identifying the species or strain. Therefore, both options are valuable for obtaining clinically relevant information. The sequence of proteins (C) and transformation ability (D) may not be as immediately relevant for clinical analysis.

Very Often Clinically Relevant Information May Be Obtained by Examining