1. Which of the following PAMPS do scavenger receptors mainly recognize?a. Flagellinb. Intracellular nucleic acidsC. Extracellular sugars and lipidsd. Extracellular nucleic acidsPlease answer the following question(s):1. True or false: Unlike lectins, scavenger receptors only have function in microbial recognition.a. TrueO b. False

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1. Which of the following PAMPS do scavenger receptors mainly recognize? O a. Flagellin O b. Intracellular nucleic acids O c. Extracellular sugars and lipids O d. Extracellular nucleic acids Please answer the following question(s): 1. True or false: Unlike lectins, scavenger receptors only have function in microbial recognition. a. True b. False

1. Which of the following PAMPS do scavenger receptors mainly recognize? O a. Flagellin O b. Intracellular nucleic acids O c. Extracellular sugars and lipids O d. Extracellular nucleic acids Please answer the following question(s): 1. True or false: Unlike lectins, scavenger receptors only have function in microbial recognition. a. True b. False

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