After phagocytosis, pathogens in thephagolysosome die (We can only hope!) when their cell membranes are puncturedby ______ and their organic molecules are oxidized by ________.

Bacterial capsules __________.ANSWERallow for cells to live in phagocytic cellscan block fusion of lysosomes with the phagosomeallow for avoidance of phagocytosisrelease toxins that kill phagocytes

During infection with a microbial pathogen, which of the following would most likely be responsible for phagocytosis of organisms and the release of histamine, respectively?A.Basophils, macrophagesB.Natural killer cells, T cellsC.Macrophages, basophilsD.T cells, natural killer cells

Phagocytosis is considered active transport.Group of answer choicesTrueFalseNext

Select all that applyHow do macrophages kill microorganisms?Multiple select question.By producing interferons within lysosomesWith digestive enzymes within lysosomesBy secreting a variety of defensinsBy producing oxygen-containing free radicals within phagosomes

Phagocytes that are the most abundant leukocytes and destroy bacteria with antimicrobial agents are called Blank______.Multiple choice question.basophilseosinophilsneutrophilsmonocytes