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    Some Bacteria Avoid Being Phagocytized by a Host's Immune System
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Some Bacteria Avoid Being Phagocytized by a Host's Immune System

Question 54

Question 54

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Some bacteria avoid being phagocytized by a host's immune system by means of:


A) ameboid motion.
B) their capsule or slime layer.
C) efficient use of their flagella.
D) changing their cell wall structure.
E) eliminating the use of a membrane.

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