Which of the following allow pathogens to evade immune responses in order to replicate? antigenic mimicry latency all of these are correct interference with phagocytosis
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This allows the pathogen to evade immune responses and replicate. So, this option is correct. - Latency: This is when a pathogen enters a dormant state within the host's cells, avoiding detection by the immune system. Later, it can reactivate and cause disease. Show more…
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