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Kendra
4 July, 22:31
Are poisonous substances produced by bacteria
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Karli Aguilar
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Sometimes yes, these are called microbial toxins. They are primarily used as a catalyst to infection by damaging a target, allowing easier consumption and infection of the damaged area. e. g. the Botulinum Toxin A
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