Erythrocytes as Biomarkers of Virus and Bacteria in View of Metal Ion Homeostasis
The erythrocyte contributes to the immune system in several ways. It sequesters interferons, interleukins or chemokines and by binding nucleic acid. It binds virus and bacteria and may deliver bacteria to macrophages for phagocytosis. It may also kill bacteria directly with oxygen. For proper functi...
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IntechOpen
2021
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