Guest
asked 5 months ago
1 Answer - Sort by: Date | Rating
The only way the body can defend bacteria from entering is via physical barriers, like the skin, or to eliminate it before it reaches vital areas of the body, like the stomach acid or patrolling immune system cells.
0
1
Thats not the only way if it was then u would die if u got sick
- How Does Cholesterol Affect The Cardiovascular System?
- What's The Function Of A Ring Of Cartilage?
- What Are The Charactersic,classfication And Typical Example Protozoan Phylum?
- How Do We Classify Living Things In To Groups?
- What Is Average Life Expectancy For Male And Female Kung Bushmen?
- What Is The Chemical Compound Of Electricity?
- What Are The Economic Importance Of Insects?
- What Are The Partially Digestible Polysaccharides?
- Is Radish An Annual, Biennial Or Perennial Plant?
- How Long Does It Take Food Color To Travel Up A Celery Stalk?
- How To Make Potato Cell?
- What Are The Structures Of Epiglottis?
- What Is The Structure Of The Lysosomes?
- What Type Of Plants Grow In Mesopotamia?
- How Do Cells Receive Chemical Signals?
- How Does The Ph Value Affect Plants?
- What Are Nerve Signals?
- Does Gatorade Help Plants Grow?
- Describe How Neurotransmitters Relay Messages From One Neuron To Another?
- Can You Describe A Time When You Helped Someone?
- What Are Nerve Cells Also Called?
- What Are Nerve Signals? How Are They Important In Cell Communication?
- Does Flowers Grow With Milk Or Water?
- What Are Hormones? How Are They Important In Cell Communication?
- Does A Plant Grow In The Dar?
Featured Question
Alternative Questions
Contributors have said that this question
has the same meaning as:
- How The Body Defends Itself From The Bacteria Entering ?
New Comment - Comments are editable for 5 min.