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English: This is the process in which a a Phagocyte encounters a pathogen. The pathogen has viral proteins that are detected by the receptors of the host cell. The phagocyte then engulfs the pathogen creating a phagosome. The lysosome then releases digestive enzymes and breaks down the pathogen into proteins and is engulfed. |
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| Author | Alexa cottrell |
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