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Innate Immunity

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by Micah Ella Cuison
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Immune cells recognize viruses by detecting , a nucleic acid found in their genome .

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The bacterial protein flagellin , found in , is a common target of innate immune recognition .

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cell walls contain mannan , an oligosaccharide recognized by innate immune receptors .

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In immunity , recognition and response rely on traits common to groups of pathogens .

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The enzyme lysozyme , found in , breaks down bacterial cell walls .

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Insects produce peptides that disrupt the plasma membranes of fungi and bacteria .

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The process in which immune cells engulf and destroy pathogens is called .

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During phagocytosis , pseudopodia surround pathogens , which are then engulfed by .

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In phagocytosis , the vacuole containing pathogens fuses with a , releasing toxic compounds and enzymes .

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After pathogens are destroyed inside the cell , the remaining debris is released by .

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The two main types of phagocytic cells in the mammalian body are and macrophages .

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cells mainly populate tissues such as skin and stimulate adaptive immunity against pathogens they engulf .

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Natural killer cells circulate through the body and detect abnormal surface proteins on virus - infected or cells .

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The chemical histamine increases blood flow and permeability , causing and swelling during inflammation .

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The accumulation of fluid , dead cells , and pathogens at the site of infection forms .

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Small organs called lymph are scattered throughout the lymphatic system and help filter pathogens .

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A severe consequence of systemic inflammation , characterized by dangerously low blood pressure , is known as .

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Virus - infected body cells secrete proteins that induce nearby uninfected cells to produce substances that inhibit viral replication .

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The complement system consists of about proteins in blood plasma that can be activated to cause lysis of invading cells .

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The bacterium tuberculosis resists breakdown after being engulfed by host cells , growing and reproducing inside them .

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