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The flagella allow the bacteria cell to: A)Respond to environmental stimuli B) avoid phagocytosis C)attach to host tissues D) become resistant to antibiotics The magnetosome is considered: A) an inclusion body B) a porin C) the glycocalyx Which is the mordant? A) iodine B) crystal violet C)methylene blue Proteins found at the ends of the shaft of the pili are called: A)Pili B)adhesins C)porins The flagella allow the bacteria cell to: A)Respond to environmental stimuli B) avoid phagocytosis C)attach to host tissues D) become resistant to antibiotics The magnetosome is considered: A) an inclusion body B) a porin C) the glycocalyx The magnetosome is considered: A) an inclusion body B) a porin C) the glycocalyx Which is the mordant? A) iodine B) crystal violet C)methylene blue Which is the mordant? A) iodine B) crystal violet C)methylene blue Proteins found at the ends of the shaft of the pili are called: A)Pili B)adhesins C)porins Proteins found at the ends of the shaft of the pili are called: A)Pili B)adhesins C)porins.

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Proteins found at the ends of the shaft of the pili are called:
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Proteins found at the ends of the shaft of the pili are called:
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