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    The Primary Pathogenic Effect of Increased Shiga Toxins Within Cells
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The Primary Pathogenic Effect of Increased Shiga Toxins Within Cells

Question 22

Question 22

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The primary pathogenic effect of increased Shiga toxins within cells is:


A) Loss of cellular energy
B) Increased ADP synthesis
C) Disruptions of ion and water balance
D) Overactivity of ATP synthase
E) Protein synthesis inhibition

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