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What do resident bacteria do within the body? A. Aid in biological functions B. Attack the immune system C. Destroy nutrients needed by the body D. Attack viruses and fungi entering the body
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What do resident bacteria do within the body? A. Aid in biological functions B. Attack the immune system C. Destroy nutrients needed by the body D. Attack viruses and fungi entering the body

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A. Aid in biological functions

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