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Which of these parts of our nonspecific defense occur on the interior of our bodies? A: Skin B: Saliva in mouth C: Natural Killer cells D: Digestie juices E: Phagocytes F: Nasal mucus
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Which of these parts of our nonspecific defense occur on the interior of our bodies?

A: Skin
B: Saliva in mouth
C: Natural Killer cells
D: Digestie juices
E: Phagocytes
F: Nasal mucus

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B) Saliva in mouth
The tears and saliva contain the enzyme lysozyme
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