Pathogenic Actions of Bacteria PDF
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University of Zakho College of Medicine
Dr. Fawzi A. Issa
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Summary
These notes discuss the pathogenic actions of bacteria, covering topics such as bacterial colonization, host-cell adhesion, invasion, virulence factors, exotoxins, and endotoxins, as well as the host's immune response and the evasion of host defenses. Different bacterial types and their actions are detailed.
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