Fill in the following table:
$S.No.$ Disease Point of Entry Target Organ $1.$ Japanese encephalitis $(a)$ $(b)$ $2.$ $HIV$ $(c)$ $(d)$ $3.$ Tuberculosis $(e)$ $(f)$
| $S.No.$ | Disease | Point of Entry | Target Organ |
| $1.$ Japanese encephalitis | $(a)$ | $(b)$ | |
| $2.$ $HIV$ | $(c)$ | $(d)$ | |
| $3.$ Tuberculosis | $(e)$ | $(f)$ |
$(a)$ Mosquito bite/Skin
$(b)$ Brain
$(c)$ Sexual organs/Blood
$(d)$ Lymph nodes/Immune system
$(e)$ Nose/Mouth (Respiratory tract)
$(f)$ Lungs
$(b)$ Brain
$(c)$ Sexual organs/Blood
$(d)$ Lymph nodes/Immune system
$(e)$ Nose/Mouth (Respiratory tract)
$(f)$ Lungs
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