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Recognition of an extracellular bacteria for phagocytosis:Group of answer choicesIs always via direct interaction between the bacteria and the phagocyteTypically leads to process of the bacterial proteins onto MHC-I moleculesCan be by either direct or indirect interaction between the bacteria and the phagocyteLeads to the release of granzymes that can break down the bacteria

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Recognition of an extracellular bacteria for phagocytosis:Group of answer choicesIs always via direct interaction between the bacteria and the phagocyteTypically leads to process of the bacterial proteins onto MHC-I moleculesCan be by either direct or indirect interaction between the bacteria and the phagocyteLeads to the release of granzymes that can break down the bacteria

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The recognition of an extracellular bacteria for phagocytosis can be by either direct or indirect interaction between the bacteria and the phagocyte.

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  1. Direct Interaction: This occurs when the phagocyte recognizes the bacteria directly. The phagocyte has receptors on its

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