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Pathogens Mucus List Examples Physical Barriers Protect Skin

Front List the examples of physical barriers and how they protect against pathogens
Back Skin acts as a barrier to stop them getting in. 
Mucus in your nose and trachea trap pathogens and cilia waft the mucus up to the throat to be swallowed.

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