13. Which is the most common mechanism of defensins? A). Forming a thick coat on microbe surfaces B). Inducing cytokine secretion C). Poking holes in microbial membranes D). Chemotaxis E). Forming ROSS. 14. Producing cytokines is a major role of A). ILC1 B). ILC2 C). TH cells D). Macrophages E). All of the above. 15. Which statement is correct about IgE? A. IgE promotes immune responses against worm infection. B. IgE can cause allergy reactions C. Its receptors are expressed in eosinophils. D. Its receptors are expressed in mast cells. E. All of the above.

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13. Which is the most common mechanism of defensins?
A). Forming a thick coat on microbe surfaces
B). Inducing cytokine secretion
C). Poking holes in microbial membranes
D). Chemotaxis
E). Forming ROSS.
14. Producing cytokines is a major role of
A). ILC1
B). ILC2
C). TH cells
D). Macrophages
E). All of the above.
15. Which statement is correct about IgE?
A. IgE promotes immune responses against worm infection.
B. IgE can cause allergy reactions
C. Its receptors are expressed in eosinophils.
D. Its receptors are expressed in mast cells.
E. All of the above.
Transcribed Image Text:13. Which is the most common mechanism of defensins? A). Forming a thick coat on microbe surfaces B). Inducing cytokine secretion C). Poking holes in microbial membranes D). Chemotaxis E). Forming ROSS. 14. Producing cytokines is a major role of A). ILC1 B). ILC2 C). TH cells D). Macrophages E). All of the above. 15. Which statement is correct about IgE? A. IgE promotes immune responses against worm infection. B. IgE can cause allergy reactions C. Its receptors are expressed in eosinophils. D. Its receptors are expressed in mast cells. E. All of the above.
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Cytokines:

Cytokines are a diverse group of signaling molecules that are produced by a wide range of cells, including immune cells, and play critical roles in cell-to-cell communication in the immune system and other biological processes.

Cytokines are typically small proteins that bind to specific receptors on target cells, triggering a range of cellular responses, including proliferation, differentiation, and activation of immune cells. They can also regulate inflammation, immune responses, and other biological processes.

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