Describe the cytoplasm, nucleus, and function of a fibroblast. Cytoplasm - eosinophilic, undefined boundaryNucleus - round or fusiform, nucleolus visible in activated fibroblastsFunction - secrete fibers and substances in the ECM Describe the cytoplasm, nucleus, and function of a macrophage. Cytoplasm ...
-a few cells give rise to thousands of new cells -they continue to divide Immunity response= ? the ability to reproduce antibodies which are found in the blood plasma describe T cells -a macrophage cell exposes the antigen on its own cell surface ...
Describe the coombs' (direct antiglobulin) test and its significance. This test is important because sometimes we can have IMHA but have no agglutination and no spherocyte formation. In this case we do 2 things. We run a coombs' (direct antiglobulin test) ...
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Which does NOT describe eukaryotic flagella? flagellin protein Where are cilia found in the human body? upper respiratory tract Which of the following is mismatched? Ribosomes: central to RNA production in a cell Choose the false statement about the eukaryotic cytoskeleton. It is an extension of ...
A pathologic adjustment due to wear.Adjustments of the tooth due to malocclusionThe tooth is adjusting for the wear on the coronal surface from chewingThe tooth is erupting and gingival margin is moving back to the adult height Describe the Junctional epithelium. -Is made of sharpey's fibers ...
list and describe the Chemical mediators of the innate immnue system 1. interferon 1, antiviral 2. defensins: cell wall breakers 3. IgM, produced by naive b cells before diferentiation, some T independant responses 4.Complement 5. inflammatory cytokines...
D. Pulmonary surfactant is a term used to describe the large surface area of blood found within the lungs. C. Pulmonary surfactant reduces surface tension of the lungs. What is residual volume? A. Residual volume is the amount of air that an individual can maximally inhale after a normal in...
Describe interferon's role in innate immunity It is a compound released by infected cells; it draws in phagocytic or NK cells. Causes the cell to synthesize enzymes that interfere with viral replication which protects uninfected cells. Then stimulates NK cells. Then stimulates macrophage. Define al...
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