Two examples of non-specific defense are the skin acting as a barrier and phagocytosis.
- skin acts as a barrier to pathogen entry - phagocytosis
| Front | Name two types of non-specific defence. |
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| Back | - skin acts as a barrier to pathogen entry - phagocytosis |
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