How can the absence of haemolysis on a blood agar plate with gamma-haemolytic colonies be explained in terms of bacterial interaction with red blood cells?

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Bacteria trigger a mild immune response that prevents lysis

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Bacteria utilise red blood cells for growth and replication

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Bacteria do not interact with red blood cells in this type of haemolysis

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Bacteria produce enzymes that fully lyse red blood cells

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