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Exotoxins  Toxin Released Bacteria Alter Surround Cell Virulence

Exotoxins are toxins secreted by bacteria that modify surrounding cells and act as virulence factors, providing a benefit to the bacteria.

Exotoxins are toxins secreted by bacteria that modify surrounding cells and act as virulence factors, providing a benefit to the bacteria.

Front Exotoxins 
Back toxin that is released by the bacteria to alter surround cell (virulence factors) benefit to the bacteria 

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