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  #1

what is the cell type responsible for sensitivity to the relevant antigen (the borrelia, rite??)???

basophils, cd4 T lymphocytes, eosinophils, plasma cells, neutrophils

PLEASE HELP!!! and if u can explain that'd be great, thx!!! raised eyebrow

  #2

Spirochetal lipoproteins, which bind the CD14 molecule and toll-like receptor 2 on macrophages, are potent activators of the innate immune response, leading to the production of macrophage-derived inflammatory cytokines. In addition, type 1 helper T (Th1) cells, which are part of the adaptive immune response, are prominent early in the infection as the macrophages start their response they invite CD 4 T h cells to join in and mount a massive response. And the antibodies are formed.




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  #3

Still have questions then keep on posting them it will be a review for me too.


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  #4

so t-cells rite?? that's wat i was thinking! where did u get that whole explanation from?? thx anyways! i will have more!

  #5

no first Macrophages and then TCell, the first interaction between the organisms is by macrophages.


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  #6

ok but since that isn't a choice, woldn't it have to be T cells??

  #7

hottie99 wrote:
ok but since that isn't a choice, woldn't it have to be T cells??

nodnod


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  #8

thanks!







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