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In invertebrates, antimicrobial peptides are primarily responsible for immunity against pathogens.

In invertebrates, antimicrobial peptides are primarily responsible for immunity against pathogens. Correct Answer True

Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) form the part of humoral innate immunity in invertebrates. Less than 200 amino acids long, these are key factors in elimination and degradation in bacteria and fungi.

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