What is the most susceptible to the most resistant ones arrangement?. I.Fungi II. Enveloped viruses III. Mycobacteria IV. Prions V. Tropohozoites VI. Most Gram positive bacteria VII. Most Gram negative bacteria VIII. Bacterial endospores IX. Non-enveloped viruses

What is the most susceptible to the most resistant ones arrangement?. I.Fungi II. Enveloped viruses III. Mycobacteria IV. Prions V. Tropohozoites VI. Most Gram positive bacteria VII. Most Gram negative bacteria VIII. Bacterial endospores IX. Non-enveloped viruses

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