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ANSWER- ( All of the above )
-Physical and chemical barrier forms the first line of defense when the body is invaded.
Chemical barrier- stomach acids mainy hydrochloric acid ( destroy bacteria and toxins ),mucus,tears,vaginal opening ( produces lysozyme to destroy harmful incoming pathogens )
-Acidity on skin inhibit bacterial growth
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