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The R Antigen Found on the Fimbriae of Pyogens

Question 17

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The R antigen found on the fimbriae of pyogens

A) is structurally similar to the M antigen.
B) is immunologically distinct from the M antigen.
C) has no known biologic role.
D) All of the above.

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