Please find the answers and explanations below:
1. Dendritic cells and Macrophages (The dendritic cells and macrophages are directly involved in
physical disruption and engulfment of the foreing antigen/pathogen. These cells contain
reservoirs of hydrolytic enzymes which digest the antigen and prevent infection in the body)
2. B lymphocytes and T- lymphocytes (These cells represent the humoral and cell mediated arms
of the immune system. These cells are directly involved in interaction with the antigen either by
presenting them to antibody producing cells or engulfing and digesting the antigen directly)
3. Dendritic cells and T lymphocyes (These cells are directly involved in physical interaction of
the antigen with the cells. These cells contain specific cell surface receptors which are essentially
required for recognition and binding of these cells to the antigen and are also involved in
presenting these cells to other cells for further action)
4. Macrophages and T-lymphocytes (Helper T cells are physically activated by presence of
macrophages and T-lymphocytes which are directly involved in physical interaction of these
cells with the antigen and thus processing of the antigen/pathogen by cell-mediated arm of
immune system)
Solution
Please find the answers and explanations below:
1. Dendritic cells and Macrophages (The dendritic cells and macrophages are directly involved in
physical disruption and engulfment of the foreing antigen/pathogen. These cells contain
reservoirs of hydrolytic enzymes which digest the antigen and prevent infection in the body)
2. B lymphocytes and T- lymphocytes (These cells represent the humoral and cell mediated arms
of the immune system. These cells are directly involved in interaction with the antigen either by
presenting them to antibody producing cells or engulfing and digesting the antigen directly)
3. Dendritic cells and T lymphocyes (These cells are directly involved in physical interaction of
the antigen with the cells. These cells contain specific cell surface receptors which are essentially
required for recognition and binding of these cells to the antigen and are also involved in
presenting these cells to other cells for further action)
4. Macrophages and T-lymphocytes (Helper T cells are physically activated by presence of
macrophages and T-lymphocytes which are directly involved in physical interaction of these
cells with the antigen and thus processing of the antigen/pathogen by cell-mediated arm of
immune system).
Please find the answers and explanations below1. Dendritic cells .pdf
1. Please find the answers and explanations below:
1. Dendritic cells and Macrophages (The dendritic cells and macrophages are directly involved in
physical disruption and engulfment of the foreing antigen/pathogen. These cells contain
reservoirs of hydrolytic enzymes which digest the antigen and prevent infection in the body)
2. B lymphocytes and T- lymphocytes (These cells represent the humoral and cell mediated arms
of the immune system. These cells are directly involved in interaction with the antigen either by
presenting them to antibody producing cells or engulfing and digesting the antigen directly)
3. Dendritic cells and T lymphocyes (These cells are directly involved in physical interaction of
the antigen with the cells. These cells contain specific cell surface receptors which are essentially
required for recognition and binding of these cells to the antigen and are also involved in
presenting these cells to other cells for further action)
4. Macrophages and T-lymphocytes (Helper T cells are physically activated by presence of
macrophages and T-lymphocytes which are directly involved in physical interaction of these
cells with the antigen and thus processing of the antigen/pathogen by cell-mediated arm of
immune system)
Solution
Please find the answers and explanations below:
1. Dendritic cells and Macrophages (The dendritic cells and macrophages are directly involved in
physical disruption and engulfment of the foreing antigen/pathogen. These cells contain
reservoirs of hydrolytic enzymes which digest the antigen and prevent infection in the body)
2. B lymphocytes and T- lymphocytes (These cells represent the humoral and cell mediated arms
of the immune system. These cells are directly involved in interaction with the antigen either by
presenting them to antibody producing cells or engulfing and digesting the antigen directly)
3. Dendritic cells and T lymphocyes (These cells are directly involved in physical interaction of
the antigen with the cells. These cells contain specific cell surface receptors which are essentially
required for recognition and binding of these cells to the antigen and are also involved in
presenting these cells to other cells for further action)
4. Macrophages and T-lymphocytes (Helper T cells are physically activated by presence of
macrophages and T-lymphocytes which are directly involved in physical interaction of these
cells with the antigen and thus processing of the antigen/pathogen by cell-mediated arm of
immune system)
