The parents of a 3-day-old male neonate are concerned by their child's condition. The child is irritable,has fever and blisters over most of his body, and peeling skin as seen in the attached image. Which ofthe following virulence factors produced by the most likely causal agent is responsible for this condition?Answers A - EA Alpha-ToxinB Beta hemolysinCExfoliative toxinD Pyrogenic exotoxinE Toxic shock syndrome toxinOQuestion #6 attachmentO.0

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