Phagocytosis Flashcards

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1
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What are phagocytes?

A

White blood cells

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What do phagocytes do’

A

Engulf pathogens

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3
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What do lymphocytes do?

A

Produce antibodies

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4
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What are lymphocytes used for?

A

Long term immunity

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5
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What are antigens?

A

Molecules that sit on the cell membrane

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What attrats/friggersphagocytosis?

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High concentration of toxins

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What happens when the-phagocytes reach the pathogen?

A

They attach to the antigens which are complimentary

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1st stage of phagocytosis

A

Endocytosis-engulfing of microbe

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Where does the pathogen get engulfed into?

A

Vessicle-phagosome

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2nd stage

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Fusion of phase some and lysosome = phagolysosone

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3rd stage

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Killing and digestion = enzymes in lysosome break down (partially)

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What else does the lysosomes do to the pathogen?

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Keeps it’s antigens

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13
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What does it do with the antigens?

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Puts it on to the surface of phagocyte

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14
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4th stage

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Exocytosis: removal anything not needed

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