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    Why Is It Difficult to Treat Fungal Infections in Humans
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Why Is It Difficult to Treat Fungal Infections in Humans

Question 11

Question 11

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Why is it difficult to treat fungal infections in humans?


A) Fungal cells are eukaryotic
B) Fungal cells have a chitonous cell wall.
C) Fungal cells are dikaryotic.
D) Fungal cells cause chytridiomycosis.

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