Infections agents can travel to their targets through:

a. the lymph
b. muscles
c. the bloodstream
d. thickened mucus
e. nerves
f. cerebrospinal fluid


a. the lymph
c. the bloodstream
e. nerves
f. cerebrospinal fluid

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What will be an ideal response?

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