Question

cells fight against bacterial and viral diseases by using glycoproteins and glycolipids, found in the cell membrane, to recognize the foreign invaders and then communicate with other cells to work together to fight off the invaders. true false rewatch

Explanation:

Glycoproteins and glycolipids in the cell membrane play a crucial role in cell - cell recognition. When foreign invaders (such as bacteria and viruses) enter the body, these molecules on the cell membrane can recognize the non - self (foreign) substances. After recognition, cells can communicate with other cells (such as through signaling molecules) to coordinate an immune response. For example, immune cells like macrophages can recognize pathogens using membrane - bound glycoproteins and then signal to other immune cells (such as T - cells and B - cells) to mount a collective defense against the invaders.

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True