Lysozyme in saliva is an example of
(a) Physical barrier
(b) Cytokine barrier
(c) Physiological barrier
(d) Cellular barrier
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Its physical barrier it also occures in the eyes ie tears
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Answer:
Lysozyme in saliva is an example of physiological barrier
Explanation:
The ability of a host to fight the disease-causing organism, conferred by the immunity system is called immunity. The immunity of a host is of two types; Innate immunity and Acquired immunity. Innate immunity is present at the time of birth, it is a nonspecific type of defense. This is done by providing different types of barriers to the entry of foreign agents into our bodies.
Innate immunity is consists of four types of barriers. They are;
- physical barrier
- physiological barrier
- cellular barrier
- cytokine barrier
Lysozyme in saliva, the acid in the stomach, tears from the eyes- all come under the physiological barrier. These will prevent microbial growth.
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