Phagocytosis Post Lab 1 PDF
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This document details different steps and events in phagocytosis. It includes information on granulocytes, such as neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils and their roles in phagocytosis, as well as other immune cells. The document appears to be a lab report or study guide about microbiology processes.
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MIDTERM POST-LAB 1 MICROBIOLOGY PHAGOCYTOSIS Appears pink to lilac Engulfment and destruction of microo...
MIDTERM POST-LAB 1 MICROBIOLOGY PHAGOCYTOSIS Appears pink to lilac Engulfment and destruction of microorganism or damage Nuclei – purple blue cells Cytoplasm – pinkish tan Discovered by: Ellie Metchnikoff Function: primary WBC that functions in phagocytosis o Transparent starfish larvae Granulocytes – presence of granules o He introduced foreign 2. Eosinophil material Sphere shape that can be seen in peripheral blood smear o He noted the presence of 1-5% moving cell trying to get rid 12-15mm of that foreign material They only increase if there is parasitic invasion or inflammation or allergic reaction Major Events: Larger than neutrophil 1. Initiation Cytoplasm As a result of tissue damage § Strong affinity to acid dye Either be due to trauma or result of microorganism § Color: orange to reddish multiplication § Granules: Round or oval 2. Chemotaxis § They are evenly distributed Movement of cell in a certain direction Bilobed – there is only 2 lobe presents Substances that will direct the phagocytic cells into the Spectacle shape lobe site of inflammation Function: Without the presence of chemotaxis, the cells will have Less efficient phagocytosis (because they lock random movement; no organize movement lysozyme) 3. Engulfment § Through membrane invagination § Neutralized basophil and mast cell products Will ingest the foreign material/microorganism § Kill parasites 4. Digestion Presence of granules killing of pathogenic microorganism 3. Basophil Rare; cannot be seen in peripheral blood smear Different Steps in Phagocytosis: It will only increase in allergic reaction 1. Adherence Population is