Chlamydia is a bacterium with a capsule that hides its PAMPs. Therefore, Chlamydiacan Question 7 options: cause T cell autoimmunity. not stick to the host cells. promote antibody binding. enhance phagocyte digestion. avoid phagocyte binding.

Chlamydia is a bacterium with a capsule that hides its PAMPs. Therefore, Chlamydiacan Question 7 options: cause T cell autoimmunity. not stick to the host cells. promote antibody binding. enhance phagocyte digestion. avoid phagocyte binding.

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter34: Immunity

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Chlamydia is a bacterium with a capsule that hides its PAMPs. Therefore, Chlamydiacan

Question 7 options:

	cause T cell autoimmunity.
	not stick to the host cells.
	promote antibody binding.
	enhance phagocyte digestion.
	avoid phagocyte binding.

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