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    The Lack of Susceptibility to Diseases of Other Species in Humans
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The Lack of Susceptibility to Diseases of Other Species in Humans

Question 2

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The lack of susceptibility to diseases of other species in humans may be due to the


A) secretion of exotoxins.
B) presence of endotoxins.
C) action of IL-2.
D) lack of receptors that are recognized by adherence factors.

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