All of the following are typical barriers against the entry of microorganisms to the body except A. Sebum B. Normal flora C. intact skin D. Cilia in the epithelial

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All of the following are typical barriers against the entry of microorganisms to the body except

A. Sebum
B. Normal flora
C. intact skin
D. Cilia in the epithelial

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D. Cilia in the epithelial .

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