Which of the following is NOT a mechanism by which pathogens resist phagocytosis? Multiple answers:You can...
Which of the following is NOT a mechanism by which pathogens resist phagocytosis?
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A
Capsule production
B
Production of f-met
C
Produce biofilms
D
Decorate their own cell surface with molecules typically found on host cells
E
Use of efflux pumps
F
Production of leucocidin
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