Phagocytosis: Opsonization

Copyright: Garland Science
Janeway's Immunobiology
Chapter 3: The Induced Response of Innate Immunity
3.01 Opsonization

[@riepie13]

Would be nice if they used the word Opsonization in an Opsonization video

[@AHMspadina]

yup

[@zozakm9114]

True

[@jahnvikoolwal9262]

EXACTLY.

[@danielmwanamonga6880]

I know right 💀

[@TheSteinmetzen]

Short but very explanatory. Thank you!

[@thakerdips]

Isn't that degranulation? Where is opsonisation?

[@myfavcolorisbrown]

it's literally the introduction of the bacterium to the phagocyte to surround it part ONLY

[@shruti9905]

Simple, neat and absolutely helpful video
Thanks 😊

[@humabatool2873]

Nice vedio. Nd very helpful keep it up ❤️❤️❤️

[@lativianash1015]

Short and sweet! thank you.

[@abokassem8535]

Good

[@abdurhmanalsaif1803]

Nice video

[@ali02ila]

شكراً!

[@pratimamunde1181]

antibody also engulf?

[@HicamorHaecpatriaest]

That is a good question. Let me try and find out. I'll let you know what I find if anything.

[@abdurhmanalsaif1803]

I think he forgot about it 😅

[@nurulaimi9615]

As far as i know, antibody does not engulf.. but it inactivate the pathogen by binding to viral surface so that infection on host cell(by the virus etc) can be prevented..means that it will block the ability of virus to bind to host cell..correct me if im wrong ^^

[@RajeshKumar-bw6kp]

No

[@mu2_nb48]

so phagocytosis is the same as opsonization?
Not jojo references btw asking seriously