All of the following are considered innate body defenses except

a. complement,
b. phagocytosis,
c. antibodies,
d. lysozyme,
e. inflammation.

Question

All of the following are considered innate body defenses except

a. complement,
b. phagocytosis,
c. antibodies,
d. lysozyme,
e. inflammation.

Accepted Answer

Hi, everybody. Let's look at our next question. Which of the following is, or are the components of innate immune response? A cytosis in the complement system. B, cytotoxic killer cells, CT and B lymphocytes or D plasma cells and antibodies. We recall that the innate immune response is that immediate immune response when the body encounters a new pathogen. So you need something as we know, we've got this powerful system of antibodies and things that are very specific, but you need something to respond when something new comes along so that you're not waiting for antibodies, specific antibodies to be generated. You've got something that goes to work right away. And of course, that is versus the adaptive immune response, which is all those things that take over that learned response. They've been exposed to an antigen and antibodies are being generated other antigen specific specific responses. So when we look at our answer, choice is the innate immune response, the components are choice. A cytosis and the complement system vatos is of course, when vago sites engulf and destroy um foreign antigen cells, and that's sort of the major component of this system and the complement system is a group of proteins that activates when they encounter pathogens. So those are both things that respond two new pathogens. So choice A is going to be our answer here. When we look at our other answer, choices, cytotoxic killer cells, TMB lymphocytes plasma cells and antibodies. All three of these are part of the adaptive response. So they mature, differentiate and are developed after the body has encountered a pathogen and then develops a specific response. So BC and D not part of the innate immune response. So choice A here is our answer. Cytosis and complement system. See you in the next video.

All of the following are considered innate body defenses except a. complement, b. phagocytosis, c. antibodies, d. lysozyme, e. inflammation.

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Innate Immunity

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