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What is the primary phagocytosis function of neutrophils in tissue?
What is the primary phagocytosis function of neutrophils in tissue?
- Defense against bacterial infection (correct)
- Defense against viral infection
- Antibody production
- Protection against fungal infection
How long do neutrophils circulate in the blood on average?
How long do neutrophils circulate in the blood on average?
- ~10 hours (correct)
- ~1 month
- ~1 week
- ~1 day
Why can't neutrophils return to the blood once they enter tissues?
Why can't neutrophils return to the blood once they enter tissues?
- They transform into macrophages in tissues
- They undergo apoptosis in tissues
- They lose their phagocytic ability in tissues
- They adhere to tissues through specific receptors (correct)
What stimulates the production of neutrophils?
What stimulates the production of neutrophils?
What percentage of the neutrophil pool represents the marginating pool?
What percentage of the neutrophil pool represents the marginating pool?
Why are neutrophil granules referred to as 'neutrophilic'?
Why are neutrophil granules referred to as 'neutrophilic'?
What do neutrophils primarily use to kill bacteria?
What do neutrophils primarily use to kill bacteria?
Which stressor can lead to an increased production of neutrophils?
Which stressor can lead to an increased production of neutrophils?