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What is the second line of defense in microbial invasion?

brigittmarie

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What is the second line of defense in microbial invasion?

What is the second line of defense in microbial invasion?

A) Inflammation
B) Infection
C) Disease
D) Disability

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artnisha98

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The inflammatory response makes up the second line of defense to microbial invasion.

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