42. Which of the following is not a characteristican exotoxin?a. It's a proteinb. It's secreted outside of the cellc. It's a virulence factord. It directly causes fevere. Diphtheria toxin is an example43. Antigens that trigger hypersensitivityreactions are actually calleda. allergensb. exogenous antigens. C.pollensd. endogenous antigense.b & c=9/1244. Disease constantly in a population are calleda. epidemicb. chronicc. latentd. endemice. none of the above

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42. Which of the following is not a characteristic an exotoxin? a. It's a protein b. It's secreted outside of the cell c. It's a virulence factor d. It directly causes fever e. Diphtheria toxin is an example