A possible treatment for Salmonella could involve
A) increasing macrophages.
B) increasing lymphocytes.
C) blocking M cell receptors.
D) activating cytokine receptors.

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Salmonella bacteria are able to enter the body through specialized cells called M cells located in the lining of the intestines. Blocking these M cell receptors could prevent Salmonella from infecting the body, potentially stopping the spread of the disease. Increasing macrophages and lymphocytes or activating cytokine receptors may not specifically target Salmonella and could potentially cause harm to the body's immune system.

A Possible Treatment for Salmonella Could Involve