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Some pathogens have developed mechanisms for responding to the innate phagocytic response. The mechanisms include ALL...

Some pathogens have developed mechanisms for responding to the innate phagocytic response. The mechanisms include ALL of the following EXCEPT: a. producing PAMPs (pathogen-associated molecular patterns) on the cell surface. b. producing leukocidins that kill phagocytes. c. making a capsule to prevent adherence of a phagocyte. d. the ability to grow and persist in phagocytes.

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Option A is correct i.e " Producing PAMPs (pathogen-associated molecular patterns) on the cell surface".

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Other mechanisms that are given in the question helps pathogen in protecting itself from the phagocytes or immune cells.

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