Phagocytosis of aged, damaged, or otherwise unwanted cells makes use of PRRs that recognize:
Damage-associated molecular patterns
Pathogen-associated molecular patterns
Peptidoglycan
Double-stranded RNA
All of the above
Which of the following statements about phagocytosis is FALSE?
Phagocytes move toward an area of infection by a process called chemotaxis
The phagolysosome is a vacuole in which bacteria are exposed to degradative enzymes
Phagocytes have receptors that recognize complement proteins bound to bacteria
Phagocytes do NOT have receptors that recognize bacteria directly
Normal flora can have a protective role via:
Competitively excluding pathogens
Producing toxic compounds
Priming the innate defenses
All of the above
Innate immunity uses a variety of receptors that share the property of:
Binding antigens presented by dendritic cells
All belonging to a single family of genes
All recognize molecular patterns unique to and common in microbes
Association with MHC I on the surface of most cell types
Two soluble pattern-recognition proteins that both function as opsonins, which enhance phagocytosis, AND that also activate complement are _ and _.
C1 and fibrinogen
Factor D and factor P
Factor P and C1
C-reactive protein and MBL
Ans: Pathogen-associated molecular patterns
Ans: Phagocytes do NOT have receptors that recognize bacteria directly
Ans: Priming the innate defenses
Ans: Binding antigens presented by dendritic cells
Ans: C-reactive protein and MBL
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