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IgE-Dependent Platelet Cytotoxicity Against Helminthsophils, such as lymphocytes, eosinophils, macrophages and monocytes, the interaction of IgE with its specific receptor on the cell membrane being associated, in most cases, with highly efficient activation processes.

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Killing of Gram-Negative Bacteria by Neutrophils: Role of O2- Independent System in Intracellular Kial extracellular killing of bacteria has not been found under normal circumstances. Hence, it is generally believed that intracellular sequestration of the bacterium is required for effective killing by neutrophils (5).

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The Cell Biology of Tumor Cell Capture by Activated Macrophageshese receptors, and secretion of one or more injurious molecules to effect target injury and destruction (2,3). This paradigm is consistent with data available in the three systems of macrophage-mediated destruction of tumor cells now studied in some detail. In all three, kill may be divided into two stages: a) recognition and b) lysis (TABLE 1).

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A Unified Theory for the Mechanism of the Lethal Hit by Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes (CTL) and Natural Kithal hit has been completed the killer cell can detach and recycle to other targets. Target cells having received the lethal hit are “programmed to lyse” and will rapidly do so during the final stage of the lytic reaction known as the killer cell independent stage.