Which of the following is not a way that bacteria can evade complement activation?

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Bacteria can evade complement activation through various mechanisms such as building a capsule (A), releasing enzymes that break down antibodies (C) or complement proteins (D), and producing proteins that mimic regulators of complement activation (E). However, releasing enzymes that specifically break down lectins (B) is not a recognized mechanism for evading complement activation. Lectins are part of the lectin pathway, one of the pathways that activate the complement system, but bacteria typically do not target lectins directly to evade complement; instead, they focus on broader strategies that impact the complement system as a whole.

Which of the Following Is Not a Way That Bacteria