- response, is able to
opsonize pathogen before adaptive immunity may even be required.
Complement proteins involved in
innate opsonization include C4b, C3b...
- be
phagocytized to be destro****.
During this process, the
pathogen is
opsonized and
bound with the
antibody IgG via its Fab domain. This
allows the antibody...
- can bind to IgG
immune complexes and lead to the
elimination of the
opsonized complex.
Immune complexes bind to
multiple type I FcγRs,
which cluster...
- Post-splenectomy: A
major function of the
spleen is the
clearance of
opsonized, deformed, and
damaged erythrocytes by
splenic macrophages. If splenic...
-
antigen processing and
capture provide a
protected environment in
which opsonized antigens can be displa**** for a long time
without being proteolyzed or...
- cir****stances but
after splenectomy, when
infecting bacteria cannot be
adequately opsonized, the
infection becomes more severe.[citation needed]
Splenectomy also...
-
mediates different physiological effects of
antibodies (detection of
opsonized particles; cell lysis;
degranulation of mast cells, basophils, and eosinophils;...
-
molecules marks the
microbe for
ingestion by
phagocytes in a
process called opsonization;
these phagocytes are
attracted by
certain complement molecules generated...
-
together via agglutination; IgG
coating of
pathogen surfaces (known as
opsonization)
allows their recognition and
ingestion by
phagocytic immune cells leading...
- up
larger particles. They
utilize activated CR3s to
ingest complement-
opsonized targets. Non-osteoclast MGCs are also
responsible for the
clearance of...
