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phagocytes to
phagocytose the
substances or
cells with the
opsonins bound. Thus,
opsonins act as tags to
label things in the body that
should be phagocytosed...
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Opsonins and
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recognised molecules. The first,
opsonic receptors, are
dependent on
opsonins.
Among these are
receptors that
recognise the Fc part of
bound IgG antibodies...
- phagocytosis. As well as
endocytic PRRs,
phagocytes furthermore express opsonin receptors such as Fc
receptor and
complement receptor 1 (CR1).
Should the...
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hinder opsonin-related ingestion;
Staphylococcus aureus produces Protein A to
block antibody receptors,
which decreases the
effectiveness of
opsonins. Enteropathogenic...
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microorganisms or particles. For
targets to be recognized, they must be
coated in
opsonins – a
process known as
antibody opsonization. They can
internalize and kill...
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function C-reactive
protein Opsonin on
microbes (not an acute-phase
reactant in mice)
Serum amyloid P
component Opsonin Serum amyloid A
Recruitment of...
- a
metalloprotease inhibitor of
large molecular size
possessing ficolin/
opsonin P35
lectin domains". Toxicon. 38 (11): 1561–80. doi:10.1016/S0041-0101(00)00090-8...
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phagocytes to eat
these cells,
thereby acting as self-
opsonins. Eat-me signals, or the
opsonins that bind them, are
recognised by
phagocytic receptors...
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contains variable amounts of lysosomes. They bear
membrane receptors for
opsonins, such as IgG and the
fragment C3b of complement. They
express LCAs (leucocyte...
