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4 April, 22:10

What produces acid, oil, and an antibacterial substance to defend against pathogens?

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    An antimicrobial agent is an agent that defends a host against pathogens by producing acid, oil and antibacterial substances. Antimicrobial agents are specific against certain types of microorganisms (bacteria, fungi). These agents can either kill the pathogens or inhibit them.
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