Answer
Toll-like receptors recognize pathogens and then allow microbial cell wall components to bind to other receptors. They also send signals into cells, which then produce anti microbial peptides. Finally, TLRs permit anti-microbial peptides to inactivate or kill microbes.
Work Step by Step
Toll-like receptors recognize pathogens and then allow microbial cell wall components to bind to other receptors. They also send signals into cells, which then produce anti microbial peptides. Finally, TLRs permit anti-microbial peptides to inactivate or kill microbes.
