In disease-causing bacteria, the endospore protect against phagocytosis by the host's white blood cells.False.True.
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- Disease-causing bacteria: These are bacteria that can cause infections or diseases in their host. - Endospore: This is a resistant, dormant form that some bacteria can produce, especially those in the genus Bacillus and Clostridium. Endospores are highly Show more…
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