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| Oxygen Independent Killing (3) |
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Definition
tumor necrosis factor
Lysozyme
Hydrolytic enzymes |
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| Oxygen-dependent killing (3) |
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Definition
reactive oxygen intermediates
reactive nitrogen intermdiates
monochloramine NH2Cl |
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| Two types of mechanisms for digestion of foreign particles |
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Definition
Non-Oxygen dependent
Oxygen dependent |
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Definition
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| Things that kill foreign particles can either be (2) |
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Definition
| Cytotoxic or Antimicrobial |
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| what two cells use oxygen independent and oxygen dependent killing? |
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Definition
| Macrophages and Neutrophils |
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Term
| enzyme that produces ROIs |
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Definition
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| when a lysosome with enzymes meets a phagosome with ingested microbes it forms a |
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Definition
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| Where do lysosomal enzymes and ROIs come from? |
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Definition
| produced withing pagolysosomes |
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| How NO different from ROi? |
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Definition
| NO is produced in the cytosol and diffused into phagolysosomes where it is activated by the acidic PpH |
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| Name 3 ways a Neutrophil/Macrophage can get rid of microbes |
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Definition
1) phagolysomize kill w/ enzymes
2) phagocytose kill with ROIs and NO
3) excrete enzymes, ROIs, NO |
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