How do A-B toxins function?

A) The B domain binds to a target cell receptor, while the A domain has a specific function.
B) The B domain acts as a neurotoxin, while the A domain acts as a cytotoxin.
C) They bind to the membrane of the host cell, creating a pore.
D) The A domain binds to a target cell receptor, while the B domain has a specific function.


Ans: A) The B domain binds to a target cell receptor, while the A domain has a specific function.

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