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What is margination in leukocyte migration? - ANSWER>Margination: weak interaction of leukocytes with
endothelial cells lining the blood vessel near the site of injury.
What is attachment in leukocyte migration? - ANSWER>Attachment: leukocytes bind tightly to wall.
What is diapedesis in leukocyte migration? - ANSWER>Diapedesis: leukocytes move between endothelial cells.
What is chemotaxis in leukocyte migration? - ANSWER>Chemotaxis: movement in tissue to injury.
What must recruited leukocytes do in damaged or invaded tissue? - ANSWER>Must clear the damaged or invaded
tissue from foreign particles.
, What are the two main functions of recruited leukocytes? - ANSWER>Perform 2 important functions: Phagocytosis
and Secretion of cytokines.
What are the 4 steps of phagocytosis? - ANSWER>1. attachment
2. internalization
3. degradation
4. exocytosis
What happens during attachment in phagocytosis? - ANSWER>Phagocytes attach to damaged and dead cells and
bacteria.
What enhances phagocytosis greatly? - ANSWER>Opsonins (opsonization).
What are opsonins? - ANSWER>Proteins (ex. antibodies) that bind tightly to the foreign material.
How much do opsonins increase engulfment and destruction? - ANSWER>4000 times faster engulfment and
destruction.