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Endospores are more resistant for several reasons

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Endospores enhance pathogenicity by allowing bacteria to survive extreme environmental conditions, such as heat, desiccation, and chemical exposure. This resilience enables pathogenic bacteria to persist in hostile environments, facilitating transmission and infection. Once conditions are favorable, endospores can germinate into actively dividing vegetative cells, leading to increased virulence and the potential to cause disease. Additionally, the ability to form endospores can provide a competitive advantage over other microorganisms.


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