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Introduction

The number of human ailments has increased over time, leading to the existence of different causes and treatment approaches. The body of a human being is prone to many diseases, some of which do not have a cure and manifest in a human body differently. Due to these factors, it is also obvious that different mechanisms play a part in depicting various types of symptoms that different diseases may depict. To understand specific mechanisms that elicit symptom is a host, it is prudent to look at some background regarding the A-B toxins. First, the idea of A-B toxins, as noted by Cherubin (2019), is embedded in the classic type III toxins that have two major parts that help in the operation of controlling ailments in a human being. One of these two toxins is the "A," which denotes an active component that participates in deactivating host cells in case they are being interfered with. The second one, represented by "B," helps in binding exotoxin by determining the type of the cell that can be affected by a toxin. Some of the specific mechanisms that participate in eliciting symptoms can be based on molecular, virulence, as well as exquisite mechanisms.

Diphtheria exotoxin specific mechanism

For a human body to take complete control over the internal and external invasion, complete coordination is paramount in determining how well pathogens are controlled. Additionally, it indicates a situation where a human body can effectively determine what is good and bad by stimulating antibodies against any binding component. The cellular sources of Diphtheria can be traced to its Corynebacterium diphtheriae (inf). Additionally, the cellular composition and origin emanate from its massive synthesis of the ADP-Ribosylation that leads to the elongation of the EF-2.

Protein is a key constitutes of the Diphtheria in controlling both the molecular and virulence...