Interactions of salmonella enterica with dendritric cells

Crohn's Disease Forum

Help Support Crohn's Disease Forum:

kiny

Well-known member
Joined
Apr 28, 2011
Messages
3,463
v407jp.jpg

4q3qis.jpg

oku9og.jpg

qpf1ur.jpg

wm0yzb.jpg

2zpl9pz.jpg

1690n6s.jpg
 
When they talk about DC migration. The DC are present in the body after they're produced by cells in the bone marrow, and they rest somewhere, at strategic places, for a pathogen, once the pathogen enters they bind to the pathogen, and they become one of the APC (antigen presenting cell, like macrophages), they go up into the lymphatics until a T cell sees them in a lymph node for example, the T cell will see the antigen and it starts splitting into effector cells. That's the migration. That's why they form the bridge between innate and adaptive immunity, the lymphocyte effector and memory cells are the activated adapative immune system.
 
Back
Top