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Indicate the bacterial structures that are likely to be antigens, to which host antibodies bind, marking the invader for phagocytosis
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cell wall
Oplasmids
capsule
nucleoid
fimbriae
flagella
Oribosomes

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Bacterial structures such as capsule, cell wall, fimbriae are antigens that bind to host antibodies for phagocytosis.


Explanation:

Bacterial structures that are likely to be antigens and bind to host antibodies, marking the invader for phagocytosis include:

  • Capsule
  • Cell wall
  • Fimbriae
  • Flagella

These structures contain antigens that can be recognized by the immune system, leading to the formation of antibodies and initiation of phagocytosis.


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