Biochemistry › Toll-Like Receptors
Which of the following processes will be ultimately modulated by activation of toll-like receptors?
What are some characteristics of toll-like receptors?
I. Toll-like receptors are transmembrane proteins characterized by an extracellular domain and a cytoplasmic tail containing the toll receptor domain.
II. Toll-like receptors can be activated by viral double-stranded RNA.
III. Toll-like receptors alert immune cells to the presence of bacterial infections.
IV. Toll-like receptors are expressed in antigen presenting immune cells (dendritic cells).
Which of the following is true regarding toll-like receptors?
I. They are found on pathogens
II. They are involved in both acute and chronic inflammation
III. They are not found on complements
A bacterium is often recognized and attacked by the immune cells. What is true regarding this process?