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why not E. as i mentioned, plz explain urb answer, cant figure this thing out.
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Just read last sentence, don't care about the stem of Qs. I ruled out ''selectins- adressins '' mainly for the reason, that they cause'' rolling'' of phagocytes, and the attachment is loose, not strong enough to support extravasation into the infected tissue.
Compare to the answer C ( did you noticed in the last Qs words '' most important in causing phagocytic cells...... '' ! ), what are'' integrins- ICAM ''bonding, very strong and really needed for stabilization of the adhesion and further migration.
Hope it helped. BTW what is the answer and how is Kaplan explaining it?
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thanx a lot good girl. have been reading about this for quite a while now. seems that i got the concept finally.
and look what i found in our own forum
http://www.prep4usmle.com/forum/thread/54890
here is the expl for you
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sfk, how did you copy the kaplan material. my screen won't let me do anything. thx..
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this is the downloaded version. are u using online version?
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thnx for immuno Qs , interesting , thnx GG too for the explaination. Have not read immuno ICAM etc .. so will b back after the immuno read .
GL GL GL happy success study to us, all  
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Reading from Kaplan's explanation I noticed them mentioning LFA-1 belonging from beta 2 integrin family. So I am wondering if LFA-1 is the same as CD18. Any one confirm this please.
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