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whAT IS the difference between physical and physiological barriers of innate immunity?

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Physical barriers of innate immunity: They protect from outside.
Skin
Mucous membrane
Saliva
Sweat

Physiological barrier of innate immunity: They provide protection from inside.
Body temperature
Body pH
Secretion of body fluid
Acid secretion

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