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The coat of the virulent bacteria is made up of

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Some bacteria, such as E. coli and Neisseria gonorrhoeae, produce straight, rigid, spikelike projections called fimbriae (Latin for “threads” or “fibres”) or pili (Latin for “hairs”), which extend from the surface of the bacterium and attach to specific sugars on other cells—for these strains, intestinal or urinary- ...

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