People that are deficient in NFκB would be expected to be more susceptible to what type...
People that are deficient in NFκB would be expected to be more susceptible to what type of infection(s)?
A) Bacterial
B) Viral
C) Fungal
D) Only A & B
E) All of the above
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I believe the correct answer to be:
Option A) Bacteria.
As NfkB pathways are responsible for activity against bacteria.
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