👉 Inoculability, in biology and medicine, refers to a phenomenon where an organism is capable of reproducing itself after being exposed to a pathogen or other infectious agent. This means that once an organism has been infected by a pathogen, it can pass on its genetic material to new individuals, thereby maintaining the population of the species. O inoculability rate in bacteria refers to how many times a single bacterium can reproduce and multiply before it becomes fully established. The inoculability rate
