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You would not expect sebum to be involved in:

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You would not expect sebum to be involved in:

You would not expect sebum to be involved in:
a. keeping hair moist.
b. contributing to the color of the skin.
c. making the skin supple.
d. inhibiting bacterial growth.
e. preventing desiccation of the skin.

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Which of the following is not a modification of epithelial cells?
a. scales
b. mucus-secreting cells
c. sensory cells
d. an endoskeleton
e. poison-secreting cells

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