phagocytosing 

  1. 動詞
phagocytose現在分詞:
及物動詞:
吞噬...(細胞、細菌等)

    
                        
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                                Phagocytes are cells that protect the body by ingesting ( phagocytosing ) harmful foreign particles, bacteria, and dead or dying cells.                            
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                                The Pulmonary Alveolar Macrophages (PAMs) are the first line of defense in the alveolar space, phagocytosing particles with less than 2 μm.                            
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                                Their primary role is to mount the first line of defence against infection by phagocytosing and killing bacteria, and by breaking down foreign materials and devitalised tissue.                            
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                                They use the willingly phagocytosing polymorphonuclear neutrophil granulocytes (PMN) rigorously as a tricky hideout, where they proliferate unrecognized from the immune system and enter the long-lived macrophages to establish a "hidden" infection.                            
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                                Some predisposing genetic and environmental factors, such as oxidative stress, low eye pigmentation, excessive light exposure, and smoking, have been identified" "In fact, at concentrations similar to those found in aged human RPE, A2E does not cause cell death and alters lysosomal integrity only on exposure to blue light" "To compensate for the damaging effects of light, RPE cells must perform the burdensome task of phagocytosing and degrading 7-10% of the cone and rod outer segment (OS) biomass, shed in a circadian fashion.                            
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