- damaged, CRP
binds to phosphocholine,
beginning the
recognition and
phagocytotic immunologic response.
Phosphocholine is a
natural constituent of hens'...
-
myelination to
axons in the
peripheral nervous system (PNS). They also have
phagocytotic activity and
clear cellular debris that
allows for
regrowth of PNS neurons...
- phagocytosis.
After initial binding, it is
suggested that C.
burnetii enters phagocytotic cells via p****ive actin-dependent
phagocytosis and
enters non-professional...
-
triggering sequential intracellular signalling cascades culminating in
phagocytotic clearance. Co-expression of
opsonin receptors such as FcRs
enhances their...
- cell
types Leishmania infiltrates are
phagocytotic cells such as
neutrophils and macrophages. Usually, a
phagocytotic immune cell like a
macrophage will...
- efferocytosis.
Dying cells that
undergo the
final stages of
apoptosis display phagocytotic molecules, such as phosphatidylserine, on
their cell surface. Phosphatidylserine...
-
penetrate the
stomach epithelial lining, then
causing an
inflammatory phagocytotic response. In turn, the
inflammation damages parietal cells which release...
-
Through simple division, they can
multiply and
proceed to
infect other phagocytotic cells. Later,
depending partly on the
immunity of the host, the infection...
-
generating HDL when transfected. ABCA7 was
shown ****ociated with
cellular phagocytotic activity. The
promoter of ABCA7
contains sterol regulatory element (SRE)...
- of
microvilli on
their apical side, and
contain lysosomes,
suggesting phagocytotic activity. Gap
junctions can be seen
between the FS
cells and the adjacent...
