Sebaceous glands secrete sebum which contains lactic acid and fatty acids to dissolve bacterial membranes. 

Lactic Acid

Defensins function to destroy bacterial membranes, viral extracellular structures and fungi. 

Defensins

Lysozymes are enzymatic proteins that degrade bacterial cell walls.

Lysozymes

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The innate immune system contains many proteins and molecules that are essential to extracellular, and therefore intracellular, defense. The epithelial cell lining of the gastrointestinal and urogenital tract contain mucosal membranes and antimicrobial substances that prevent a pathogen from causing severe damage to the individual's health. 

Extracellular Processes

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