This disease is caused by strains of Streptococcus pyogenes strains which produce an erythrogenic toxin due to the presence of a lysogenized bacteriophage. Select one: a. rheumatic fever b. scarlet fever c. bacterial pneumonia d. streptococcal pharyngitis e. necrotizing fasciitis
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