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Antigenos

Antígeno O


Antígeno K


Antígeno H


Antígeno F

Antígenos

Antígeno Vi


Antígeno V-W


Exoenzimas


Sideroforas

Funciones


1. Antígeno somatico. Se pueden encontrar en varios microorganismos


2. Antígeno de envoltura


3. Flagelina -> Flagelos


4. Fimbrias de bacterias (proteína)


5. Virulencia


6. Inhibición de fagocitosis


7. Exoenzimas


8. Captación de hierro para nutrición