when talking about phagocytosis what is true 1- phagocytosis allows for innate and adaptive immune systems...

when talking about phagocytosis what is true

1- phagocytosis allows for innate and adaptive immune systems to communicate

2- during phagocytosis cells completely degrade pathogens and all expel waste through exocytic vacuoles

3- examples of phagocytic cells include natural killer cells and monocytes

4- phagocytic cells are able to identify antigens found on pathogens through toll-like receptors

5- all of the above

6- 1,2,4

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