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Which answer best describes the overall structure of the part of the text in which Louis Pasteur helps Joseph Meister?

It explains what causes Pasteur to want to find a cure for rabies.

It describes the positive effect of Pasteur's cure for rabies in the first human.

It explains how Pasteur treats rabies differently than his doctor friends treat the disease.

It compares how Pasteur treats rabies in humans with how he treats the disease in dogs.

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