What is the role of the apical complex in apicomplexans?

A. The apical complex is a defensive structure that is used to destroy bacteria.
B. The apical complex enables the apicomplexan to penetrate and bore into a host cell.
C. The apical complex is a motility structure that enables cell movement.
D. The apical complex is a feeding structure through which small food particles are taken in.


Answer: B

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